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Recently, a video of a parking lot full of luxury cars in Bagua Tianyi, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province has sparked a heated discussion on the Internet and is regarded as a "graveyard" of luxury cars.

It is not difficult to see from the video that this is a dilapidated parking lot. There are a large number of luxury cars parked in the parking lot, and the luxury car brands are also very different. There are familiar brands such as Corvette, Porsche, Bentley, Maserati, Rolls-Royce and so on. The price is as little as millions or tens of millions. The bodies of these luxury cars are full of stains, no longer the scenery of the past, and the parking area is also covered with weeds. These luxury cars are left here "unclaimed".

According to professionals, the quality of these luxury cars is still relatively new, far from reaching the scrapping standard, so why are these luxury cars still here?

It is understood that some of the cars have been sold by judicial auction, while the other part is related to some cases. The police said that the case behind the vehicle is still being handled and it is not convenient to disclose.

Some netizens said that the reason why these luxury cars were left here "unclaimed", and no one dared to drive away, most of these luxury cars hung Zhejiang license plates, speculated to be smuggled cars seized by the police, these cars can not be licensed, can not be on the road, can only be used!

As for why there are so many smuggled cars, it is mainly that expensive tariffs have increased the prices of many luxury cars several times, but many people can not resist the temptation of luxury cars and want to have fun, so they want to transport the cars back to China through other ways. Because these vehicles have not passed the tests of the relevant departments, there is no complete tax and various standards, and car owners also have to bear the corresponding risks and legal responsibilities.

However, seeing so many luxury cars turned into "zombie cars", many netizens said that "it is a pity" that "it is really impossible to take out the parts and use them, which not only wastes resources but also takes up space." what do you think of this?

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