Official financial strategy

The Lambo Fund.

Official Martini Manufacturing Financial Strategy Document.

Chief Executive

Kobi Martini (age 8)

Reluctant Finance Director

Dad

Read how it all started
Blue line-art supercarA playful generic sports car illustration representing Kobi's big goal.

Artist's impression · Actual car may cost slightly more

Current progress

£0.00

raised of £20,000.00

0% funded
Starting line Last updated 14 September 2026

0%

of a Lamborghini currently owned

0 of 2

wing mirrors funded

Soon

estimated completion, according to Kobi

What is the Lambo Fund?

Every business needs a long-term goal.

Some companies want to change the world. Some want to go public. Kobi wants a blue Lamborghini, and he has a four-step plan to get one.

  1. 1

    Make cool things

    The boring bit

  2. 2

    Sell cool things

    The boring bit

  3. 3

    Save the money

    The boring bit

  4. 4

    Buy a blue Lamborghini

    The important bit

Step four is the important one.

Steps one to three are, in Kobi's words, “the boring bit”.

Price research

How much does a Lamborghini cost?

According to Kobi

£20,000

According to everyone else

We have decided not to tell him. This page will continue to operate on Kobi's figures. If you happen to know the real price, please keep it to yourself. He's eight. Let him have this.

Official colour policy

Why blue?

Because blue is the best colour. This is not up for discussion.

We asked whether he'd consider a different colour if it was cheaper.

He looked at us like we'd suggested selling the printer.

Blue.

How to contribute

You can't donate.
You can buy something.

This is a business, not a GoFundMe, and Dad has been very clear that “please give my son money for a supercar” is not a business model.

Every order placed with Martini Manufacturing puts a small amount into the fund. Here is Kobi's own breakdown:

Please note these figures have not been checked by an accountant, or by anyone.

The Lambo-meter

Highly scientific milestones.

Ticks appear when the official fund reaches each completely accurate target.

£50

One windscreen wiper

£500

A door handle

£5,000

One very nice seat

£20,000

Kobi finds out the real price

Recent contributions

No contributions yet. The first print will start the engine.

Waiting at the grid

Frequently asked questions

Important questions.
Mostly serious answers.

Everything you need to know before helping an eight-year-old execute a flawless financial strategy.

No. He's eight. He's aware of this. The plan is to buy the Lamborghini first and sort the driving out later. He describes this as ‘getting ahead’.

Official statements

A word from management.

Kobi Martini, Chief Executive of Martini Manufacturing
“Buy my stuff so I can get a Lambo. It's blue. Thank you.”

Kobi Martini · Chief Executive

Reece and Kobi working together in the Martini Manufacturing workshop
“He's not getting a Lamborghini. But he might get a very good lesson in saving, and honestly, watching him work for it has been the best bit of the whole business. Please buy a noob.”

Reece Martini · Dad & Finance Director

The next milestone awaits

Ready to fund a wing mirror?

Browse the Martini Manufacturing shop. Every order gets Kobi roughly 0.001% closer to his dream, and 100% closer to understanding what things actually cost.

Print. Create. Play. Repeat. (Lambo.)