Photo: joan_s2k | TikTok
Take a Lamborghini to Bronx and call a trailer to take it out. That was what happened to a driver who found his car sitting on milk crates. This is a Bronx tale.
Videos uploaded on TikTok show the car parked in the street. The Lamborghini Huracan had its wheels removed and is sitting up on milk crates. People stop and stare and take photos of the white-painted model.
And it's not just the missing wheels the reason that it gets that much attention. The driver also got a parking ticket placed on the side window. Well, they couldn't move the car from that spot even if they wanted to. It looks like it is not going anywhere without the help of a trailer and probably a crane that would lift it up on that trailer.
There is no information except for the location of the car parked. And that is the Bronx. It is a clear message that you should not let your Lambo parked just about anywhere in the street: first, because you might end up with a parking ticket, and second, because you might get your wheels stolen. If that is the case, whoever took them is going to make a nice profit. A set of wheels for a Huracan might go as far as $10,000. And that is without the tires.
If they were indeed stolen, imagine that the thief or thieves took the time to remove four wheels in the street and walk away with them as if nothing had happened.
But if what we see in the videos is not the aftermath of a criminal activity, the owner might have chosen to remove them themselves either to keep them safe or replace them.
One thing is for sure. This car has surely not joined the milk crate challenge. If you don't remember it, let us refresh your memory. Back in 2021, a silly challenge kicked off on TikTok. Those who accepted the challenge would have to climb up a pyramid of empty milk crates and see if they coul make it to the top.
One digital artist mocked the challenge by climbing a McLaren 720S, wearing a wide bodykit, up on a platform of milk crates. Don't worry, it was just a digital attempt, and no cars were damaged in the process.
Going back to the Bronx, to our wheel-less Lamborghini, we hope that everything else is in place on the supercar. The Huracan is powered by Lamborghini's 5.2-liter V10 engine that generates 602 horsepower (610 PS) and 413 lb-ft (560 Nm). Those are enough for a run from 0 to 62 mph (0-100 kph) in 3.1 seconds and a top speed of 202 mph (325 kph). But on one condition: the car has to have wheels!
And it's not just the missing wheels the reason that it gets that much attention. The driver also got a parking ticket placed on the side window. Well, they couldn't move the car from that spot even if they wanted to. It looks like it is not going anywhere without the help of a trailer and probably a crane that would lift it up on that trailer.
There is no information except for the location of the car parked. And that is the Bronx. It is a clear message that you should not let your Lambo parked just about anywhere in the street: first, because you might end up with a parking ticket, and second, because you might get your wheels stolen. If that is the case, whoever took them is going to make a nice profit. A set of wheels for a Huracan might go as far as $10,000. And that is without the tires.
If they were indeed stolen, imagine that the thief or thieves took the time to remove four wheels in the street and walk away with them as if nothing had happened.
But if what we see in the videos is not the aftermath of a criminal activity, the owner might have chosen to remove them themselves either to keep them safe or replace them.
One thing is for sure. This car has surely not joined the milk crate challenge. If you don't remember it, let us refresh your memory. Back in 2021, a silly challenge kicked off on TikTok. Those who accepted the challenge would have to climb up a pyramid of empty milk crates and see if they coul make it to the top.
One digital artist mocked the challenge by climbing a McLaren 720S, wearing a wide bodykit, up on a platform of milk crates. Don't worry, it was just a digital attempt, and no cars were damaged in the process.
Going back to the Bronx, to our wheel-less Lamborghini, we hope that everything else is in place on the supercar. The Huracan is powered by Lamborghini's 5.2-liter V10 engine that generates 602 horsepower (610 PS) and 413 lb-ft (560 Nm). Those are enough for a run from 0 to 62 mph (0-100 kph) in 3.1 seconds and a top speed of 202 mph (325 kph). But on one condition: the car has to have wheels!
@joan_s2k How could you afford a lambo and not for a parking??????????????? #fyp #viral #lamborghini #stolenrims #carlife ? original sound - Joan_s2k
@olbitmunoz #lanborghini #bronxny ? original sound - Olbit
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