A businessman who died in a car crash last week was honored with a convoy of 11 supercars and a Rolls-Royce on 4 July.

According to the New Straits Times, 62-year-old Fung Swee Yen lost his life in a fatal accident at KM57 of the Kuala Lumpur-Karak Highway at 8:45 am on 30 June while driving his Lamborghini Huracan.

Oriental Daily reported that Fung, a Datuk, was driving his supercar with six friends to Bentong, Pahang, to eat durian. During the journey, he reportedly lost control of his vehicle and crashed into a divider on the highway. Members of the public rescued a 47-year-old female passenger from the front seat after the supercar caught fire.

To pay their last respects, Fung's family and friends organized a convoy of supercars to accompany his hearse on Thursday.

According to China Press, the convoy included five Lamborghinis, two Ferraris, two Porsches, a Mercedes-Benz, and a Nissan GTR. Nearly a hundred people, including members of the Singapore and Malaysia supercar club, were present to send Fung off.

His daughter told reporters that the hearse and the convoy drove past her father's electric meter parts factory in Kota Damansara, Petaling Jaya, before heading to the funeral ceremony in Kuala Lumpur.