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Sure, the future will probably be electric in its auto majority, sure bicycling around busy cities could make this world a better place, sure working out is healthy and yes, we need clear air to function properly. But when you say 11,2 mpg (21L/100km) fuel consumption in the city (that’s the LP560-4 model), energy efficiency and being friendly with the environment are two things out of the question.
I mean really, when did Sant’Agata Bolognese ever made normal cars. Up to a point, we find any Lamborghini being a riot by definition and the Gallardo is no exception. After all, it’s the Italians’ best-selling model with over 14,000 units sold in its 10-year existence. The Huracan might have taken the lead in Lamborghini’s current state of mind, but we need not to forget where it all started from.
These beautiful supercars are simply not like regular vehicles, you can’t just use these two-seaters beasts as a family car, transporting all sorts of random things with. Or at least that is what we think since the habit of buying these expensive puppies and using them with everyday deeds seems to have spread all over the planet.
Right before the ending of last year, we were writing about a London supercar driver who was using its extra room to transport a Christmas present. Then, a couple of days ago we’d once again be surprised with yet another oddity.
It had something to do with a Chinese Lamborghini Aventador owner who decided to go fully custom on his car. No problem with getting cool upgrades on your car, but he also had a huge teddy bear stuck on the roof as part of the job, which definitely had nothing to do with speed what so ever.
Some people ready have to stand out, no matter how they do it, don’t they?
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