The makers of the world's most exotic and expensive multi-million pound supercars have gathered in Macau for the first Asian edition of Monaco's annual Top Marques motorshow. The most exclusive motorshow in the world, where only the cream of the industry can showcase their cars, is usually held in the opulent surroundings of the European principality of Monaco. But with supercar companies chasing sales and growth in China booming, the luxury supercar roadshow has left Europe for the former Portuguese colony for the first time. China's booming economy is currently creating scores of new millionaires each year and is home to the world's biggest auto market.
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High end manufacturers target the world's biggest car market
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More Lamborghinis sold in China than the U.S. this year
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85,000 new Chinese millionaires created in 2011 alone taking total to 960,000
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