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When you drive a Lamborghini, you'll get tons of street racing request on each trip and while keeping battles for the track is the best way of ensuring you'll be enjoying your Raging Bull for a long time, many drivers just can't resist the temptation.
However, we're here to talk about another type of Sant'Agata Bolognese machine driver today, namely the kind who enjoys kickstarting street brawls. The latest example of this comes from the guy behind the wheel of the Aventador in the piece of footage below (lens tip to autoblog.nl for the clip).
We can see the V12 Lambo approach a Ford Escort Mk II that appears to be minding its own highway business. After the usual taunting, which only took a few seconds, the two got it on.
The aural side of the adventure is enough to figure out both drivers made full use of their machines' potential, setting off towards the horizon. Nevertheless, street racing has its dangers and we're not talking about crashes or legal issues here.
Instead, the unaware Lambo guy was struck by the long arm of the tuner - while we're not aware of this Mk II's modifications, it's obvious that the senior Blue Oval machine leaves the supercar trailing in its wake.
Amusingly, when the "camera car" finally catches up, we notice the Escort driver having resumed his normal driving, with the Bull being nowhere in sight. In fact, it looks like the Ford driver would've simply carried on with his journey if it hadn't been for the Aventador man.
We can see the V12 Lambo approach a Ford Escort Mk II that appears to be minding its own highway business. After the usual taunting, which only took a few seconds, the two got it on.
The aural side of the adventure is enough to figure out both drivers made full use of their machines' potential, setting off towards the horizon. Nevertheless, street racing has its dangers and we're not talking about crashes or legal issues here.
Instead, the unaware Lambo guy was struck by the long arm of the tuner - while we're not aware of this Mk II's modifications, it's obvious that the senior Blue Oval machine leaves the supercar trailing in its wake.
Amusingly, when the "camera car" finally catches up, we notice the Escort driver having resumed his normal driving, with the Bull being nowhere in sight. In fact, it looks like the Ford driver would've simply carried on with his journey if it hadn't been for the Aventador man.
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