Salutations to all,
Lamborghini Murcielago. An extraordinary super car. This is a product just like any other, however, you will RARLY ever see a promotion or commercial for Lamborghini. This is because it doesn’t need it. People that are interested in this product, are very interested in it. They will do the legwork themselves, researching it, asking about it, and coming to see one, all because they are considering buying one. No one just buys one of these bad boys if they are just so-so on it. Its for this reason that products such as this don’t need advertising. People who purchase these typically are very knowledgeable about cars, and more specifically, the car they are purchasing. Other examples of these products are things like very high end, expensive alcohols. 
The more expensive the alcohol, the less often you will see an advertisement regarding it. Smirnoff, a cheaper vodka, shows tons of advertisements to attract attention. Grey goose, a more expensive vodka, advertises, but on a much lesser scale. Patron, an extremely expensive type of tequila, extremely seldom has advertisements, for the same reason as the Lamborghini; people who want to purchase this product don’t need an ad to convince them. If they want it, they will know all about it. The picture is a picture of Louis XIII Champagne Cognac. It is an absurdly expensive bottle of alcohol that sells for several thousand dollars per bottle. This will never ever be seen on television, or anywhere really. These products (the car and the alcohol) are prime examples of high end products that really don’t need advertising because people know about them regardless.