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									Kymberly Gold, 
									co-founder of True Religion Jeans, and music 
									producer Victor Newman place winning bid for 
									the first U.S. Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4 
									Spyder at Race to Erase MS Charity Event in 
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								Lamborghini has donated the proceeds from the 
								first U.S.-bound Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder to 
								support the Nancy Davis Foundation for Multiple 
								Sclerosis (MS) at the 16th Annual Race to 
								Erase MS charity event at the Hyatt Regency 
								Century Plaza in Los Angeles.  
					
					Kymberly Gold, 
					former co-founder/co-creator of True Religion Jeans, and 
					music producer Victor Newman placed the 
					winning bid of US$270,000 
					for rights to the first U.S. Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder, with 
					delivery estimated to take place within one month. This 
					particular LP 560-4 Spyder was ordered six months in advance 
					to be hand-built specifically for the Race to Erase MS event 
					in all black with subtle orange accents in honour of the 
					charity. 
					
					"We are very grateful for Mr. Newman and Ms. Gold's 
					generous bid for the first LP 560-4 Spyder," stated 
					Stephan Winkelmann, President and CEO of Automobili 
					Lamborghini S.p.A. "Their contribution to the Nancy Davis 
					Foundation will provide great support to help the cure of 
					this terrible disease. They are a very welcomed addition to 
					the Lamborghini family." 
					
					The winning auction price of the LP 560-4 ranks as one of 
					the highest amounts ever paid for a single item in the 
					event's 16 year history. The Race to Erase MS auction and 
					ticket sales raised approximately US$2 million dollars 
					for the Nancy Davis Foundation for Multiple Sclerosis, a 
					foundation dedicated to the treatment and ultimate cure for 
					MS through clinical research and providing awareness through 
					education to the public about this mysterious disease. 
					
					The celebrity-filled gala event drew a crowd of more than 
					1,200 guests who enjoyed glamorous red carpet arrivals 
					ranging from celebrities to the 
Los Angeles elite, followed by live performances by the 
					Eagles and Michelle Branch. Event attendees 
					included stars such as Dustin Hoffman, 
					Jeremy Piven, Mario Lopez, 
					Blair Underwood, Kim Kardashian, 
					Reggie Bush, Giuliana and Bill Rancic, 
					Terri Garr, Wolfgang Puck, Tommy Hilfiger, 
					and Jewel. 
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