Lamborghini sighting
stuck in traffic. wait, what's that?
idles high, maybe 800-900 RPM
that thing is LOW
went past again
later on it's in the lane next to me. here it comes
closeup
aaand there it goes
idles high, maybe 800-900 RPM
that thing is LOW
went past again
later on it's in the lane next to me. here it comes
closeup
aaand there it goes
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I still say it s a poor old fellow like me who came up with saying "money cant buy happiness " trying to make him self feel better :shock:
I know being poor sure cant buy it
we try and go to the woodward dream cruse in Detroit I have missed the last two years hope to go this year
its like a huge moving car show 50 to 100 k cars of makes models showing off from the most exotic (read $$$$$ ) to just nice daily drivers and all between and 150 to 200 k people what I have heard . first time there I was in awww struck
actually there is so many fantastic looking cars you sorta become viewing numb to so many in one place . most would be a stand out by them self but thousands they just metl together with a odd ball more like a knock out looking stand out0 -
If you?re gonna own a supercar- I respect someone willing to drive it in bumper to bumper traffic. -that said- also be willing to drop the hammer on it now and again.
Ya only live once and we don?t all get delt the same hand.0 -
I hope to God you weren't driving while you were taking those pictures, especially in bumper to bumper traffic 0 -
no worries, it was a parking lot. 0 -
Where?s Christlike Brinkley when you need her? She should be driving that car. 0 -
I can appreciate the mechanical nature of them, but not my cup of tea. Give me one and I'd sell it, pay off house and debt, restore 356, and perhaps buy a mid 80s 911 to have a more modern sports car. 0 -
I'll bet getting in and out of that thing with a cup of coffee is real fun. No thanks! 0 -
Heck, with my bad back and knees, I couldn't even get in and out of that thing. Awesome technology, but not for me,....and not because of the price. 0 -
llama wrote:I can appreciate the mechanical nature of them, but not my cup of tea. Give me one and I'd sell it, pay off house and debt, restore 356, and perhaps buy a mid 80s 911 to have a more modern sports car.
Bing, bing, bing.
Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner.0 -
I'll stick with my Chevy truck. I had a hard time getting out, or should I say rolling out, of my friend's Camaro. Sports cars are hell on tall people. 0 -
I consider them things "UFO"'s of the highway! Usually just a blur of color going by and by the time my brain figures out what it might have been, I see something else (hopefully with cleavage) and forget all about my encounter. 0
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