OFR – Chapter 164 Auto Show.

At this time, it was between 11 AM and 12 PM.

Right around lunch break and shift change.

The roads were fairly crowded with vehicles.

Once again, Mu Bai didn’t drive himself. He simply hailed a taxi and instructed the driver to take him to the Bugatti Veyron dealership.

The Bugatti Veyron dealership wasn’t far from Xuanwu Zhongshan.

It was only about three to four kilometers away, so he arrived at his destination in no time.

However, upon arrival, Mu Bai noticed that a large crowd had gathered outside the dealership.

In addition, there were quite a few journalists carrying cameras and microphones.

This made him frown slightly, wondering what was going on inside.

The driver noticed Mu Bai’s expression and chuckled. “Hey, young man, today is the Nanjing Luxury Car Joint Exhibition—it’s being held right here at the Bugatti Veyron dealership. You’re not here for the car show?”

“Hmm? A joint car exhibition?”

After hearing this, Mu Bai finally understood why so many people had gathered.

It turned out to be a luxury car showcase in Nanjing.

Upon learning this, Mu Bai subtly nodded.

Since this was a joint exhibition, there were bound to be plenty of cars worth over 30 million, giving him a wide range of choices.

With that thought, he paid the cab fare, got out of the taxi, and walked toward the crowd.

As he approached, he saw that even the area outside the Bugatti dealership displayed numerous luxury cars, with even more inside the showroom.

However, based on the posted signs, he quickly realized that entry to the showroom—except for journalists—required a 3-million-yuan deposit, proving the buyer’s purchasing power.

After all, without this restriction, the showroom wouldn’t be able to accommodate so many people.

Mu Bai casually scanned the crowd.

Aside from the eye-catching models dressed in seductive outfits, the luxury cars on display also drew the attention of many car enthusiasts.

Models such as the Mercedes-Benz 560, Porsche 911, and Ferrari were among the highlights.

For some car lovers, these supercars were far more exciting than the models flaunting their figures.

As he walked into the crowd, Mu Bai heard a mix of excited chatter:

“That Ferrari is amazing! When will I ever be able to afford one?”

“The model standing next to the Porsche isn’t bad either—those legs could last a lifetime!”

“Haha, did you see that rich guy who just bought the Ferrari? He didn’t just take the car—he took the model too. You all know what that means!”

“Sigh, the goddess of the poor is just a plaything for the rich… Ahem, let’s not talk about this in public—there are ladies around.”

“I can’t take this anymore! When will I be rich enough to do whatever I want?”

“Getting rich, getting rich… So many people waste their lives chasing wealth, and when they finally get it, they pretend money isn’t everything.”

“If I ever become rich, I’d buy every rare smile in the world.”

…

Amidst the chaotic conversations, snippets of popular song lyrics could be heard.

Mu Bai ignored all the noise.

As for the cars displayed outside—none of which were priced above 5 million—he barely spared them a glance before heading straight to the showroom.

“Sir, entry to the showroom requires a 3-million-yuan deposit. Of course, even if you don’t purchase a vehicle, the deposit will be fully refunded when you leave. If you do decide to buy a car, the deposit will count as 3.5 million yuan toward the purchase.”

As he approached the entrance, a receptionist extended her hand to stop him, politely explaining the rules.

“Alright.”

Mu Bai didn’t waste time. He simply complied with the event’s regulations, swiped his card to pay the 3-million deposit, collected a badge identifying him as a qualified buyer, and entered the spacious showroom.

The exhibition hall was divided into four sections.

Glancing around, Mu Bai noticed that although this was Bugatti Veyron’s home turf, there were surprisingly few Bugatti Veyrons on display—only two in total.

Clearly, the rarity and exclusivity of the Bugatti Veyron weren’t just for show.

Meanwhile, luxury brands like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Maybach, and Pagani were more abundantly showcased.

Following the principle of proximity, Mu Bai stepped into the nearest showroom.

As he entered, he noticed that there were already around 30 to 40 people inside.

Seven or eight sales representatives were present, but they primarily focused on a few wealthy clients, smiling as they enthusiastically introduced the performance features of the cars.

After all, every vehicle in this showroom had a price tag of at least 3 million yuan.

Selling just one meant a commission of 40,000 to 50,000 yuan.

With such high commissions on the line, the salespeople were putting in their utmost effort to cater to their clients.