Emelia Hartford says Lamborghini wanted her abandoned Gallardo back
A twin-turbo Gallardo follow-up ends her upload break as daily channel views climb to more than six times their usual pace.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 804,618 views a day, 6.5 times a normal day (124,655).
The bargain Lamborghini has another chapter, and this time Emelia Hartford puts the manufacturer itself in the title. Her new upload, "LAMBORGHINI WANTED BACK MY ABANDONED TWIN TURBO GALLARDO", has drawn roughly 640,000 views since arriving on October 21.
That moves the story beyond the upload break we reported here. Earlier this month, Hartford introduced her purchase in "I bought the cheapest Lamborghini in the country… now we know why", which includes a sponsored segment. The follow-up's title identifies an abandoned, twin-turbo Gallardo and makes a pointed claim: Lamborghini wanted it back.
Across the channel, daily views have reached about 805,000, more than six times the usual pace. That is a channel-wide jump, rather than a count belonging solely to the Gallardo upload.
The premise has a familiar place in Hartford's garage. An abandoned Shelby Daytona Coupe, an abandoned Superbird NASCAR and a wrecked Audi RS6 have all featured in her projects. The Gallardo adds an Italian supercar to that collection of cars with a backstory, following September's much faster-turnaround challenge: rebuilding the RS6 in a single day.
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Where next?
- Channel
- EmeliaHartford
- Subscribers
- 2,130,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,300,828
- Channel views, pace per day
- 804,618 (on a normal day: 124,655)
The numbers
Channel-wide daily views have risen sharply alongside the new Gallardo upload. Here is how that pace compares with the usual day.
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