An American boy wanted to buy a new Lamborghini with his three dollars • He drove alone on the highway until police spotted him • Was he able to fulfill his dream?

Adrian Zemrippa, a 5-year-old American boy, sneaked into his parents' car, traveling alone from the state of Utah toward California to buy himself a new Lamborghini with only three dollars he owned. So how did a 5-year-old get into a situation of driving alone in a vehicle? And how did he finally win the Lamborghini he wanted? That's the story.

It all began when Adrian's mother told him that despite his plea, she would not buy a new Lamborghini car. Little Adrian was furious at the decision, and when both his parents went to work, he took the family car keys, moved and left his city of Ogden, Utah, to California, where he heard that the Italian luxury car dealership was operating.

The 5-year-old said he was not satisfied with driving in the city, and was on the nearby highway while driving alone at 30 mph. A police vehicle passing on his way noticed the slow and suspicious driving of the vehicle, noticed that the "driver" did not control the vehicle and ordered him to stop. Stunned when they discovered that a vehicle was driving other than a 5-year-old.  

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When they asked Adrian why he was driving alone, he explained that he was going to buy himself a new car. At the same time, Adrian's parents returned from work and noticed that Adrian was not home, and the vehicle was "gone," and they were already worried about the worst. But the story has a happy ending - Adrian was found by the cops and fortunately was involved in the accident, while the local authorities also did not fine the parents on the grounds that both the child and parents learned an important lesson from the incident. 

Whoever heard this special and delusional story is a local businessman from the state of Utah, who owns Lamborghini. The businessman contacted the family and came to drive the prestigious Adrian Belmorgini. Although Adrian was not a driver but according to his sister Sydney, "He was happy, he was really happy." The businessman who fulfilled Adrian's dream added: "The story touched my heart. I too was a restless boy at Adrian's age and wanted to fulfill his dream a little to show him that dreams come true."