Car you had always wanted to drive but let you down?
Aug 4, 2010 | 05:05 PM
#41
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Nissan GTR. Looks terrible, drives terrible and has got no power coming from that wimpy V6. Honestly can't think of anybody who would be so stupid to buy a car like that and honestly expect something out of it.
Aug 4, 2010 | 05:07 PM
#43
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I will say that 9 of 10 people that ACTUALLY drive a Lambo will feel exactly the same way about any of their creations. They drive like tanks. My first 50 miles in a Murci I was tired for a week. They all have poor visibility and There is a solid reason NO Lambo drivers track them. They are all about being seen and not driving. If they were drivers they'd own something else. I will say those 640's and 670's can spool up and fly in straight line but it takes 1 corner to lose one in the mountains
Lambos capture attention for shock and awe. Skittled colored and all they gather attention from the kids like the Ice Cream man.
I hope one day they make a car I enjoy driving. I'll keep trying them out.
Lambos capture attention for shock and awe. Skittled colored and all they gather attention from the kids like the Ice Cream man.
I hope one day they make a car I enjoy driving. I'll keep trying them out.
For the record, I track mine all the time! Gears are a bit long for the track though, my Superleggera is far better suited.
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Aug 4, 2010 | 05:09 PM
#44
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^^^So you are the guy. The one and only Lambo Tracker. I drove a manual Murci 640 and a Egear 670.
You don't count. You are most likely on your own Racetrack. The rest of us have to rent them
You don't count. You are most likely on your own Racetrack. The rest of us have to rent them
Aug 4, 2010 | 05:15 PM
#45
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You're killing me Mark 
I didn't like the manual Murcielago either, the foot well was a bit too cramped to do enthusiastic driving for me. I'm suprised you didn't at least have a slight liking towards the SV?
Aug 4, 2010 | 05:20 PM
#46
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Lambo thought they did good with the Murci foot well I believe after they started the whole mess with the Countach. Damn 1 foot maybe down there. They think they've made it too big is my guess. Heal toe in one is great if you can do it with your big toe and pinky toe. Miura's are hot. One day might own one. That's the Lambo I've got interest for.
Aug 4, 2010 | 05:27 PM
#47
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Lambo thought they did good with the Murci foot well I believe after they started the whole mess with the Countach. Damn 1 foot maybe down there. They think they've made it too big is my guess. Heal toe in one is great if you can do it with your big toe and pinky toe. Miura's are hot. One day might own one. That's the Lambo I've got interest for.
C'mon!!! You got to get at least ONE raging bull under your roof
Aug 4, 2010 | 05:40 PM
#48
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I don't find my Murci being effort at all. Was the car you drove an E-gear? I think this helps a lot. I couldn't imagine driving a 6 speed variant for such a big cumbersome car. It's a different experience from the Ferrari, which is why I can still appreciate it. The Ferrari's are better driving cars, but I'm a Lambo nut
For the record, I track mine all the time! Gears are a bit long for the track though, my Superleggera is far better suited.
For the record, I track mine all the time! Gears are a bit long for the track though, my Superleggera is far better suited.
I like how you camouflaged the faces so no one will know what you look like haha.
Aug 4, 2010 | 05:52 PM
#49
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