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Justin i understand the difference and so does the dealers that i look at when buying cars yes their goal is to make money but what you also fail to realize yes dealers do know small thing that few people because thats their job and to sell a
Wow why would this car need to be dropped? 10 years old, and it still looks better than 99% of all cars out there. If they drop something...how about the price? :)))
And furthermore, I really wouldn't trust most people whom work in dealerships, especially exotics. Most of those I know selling 6 figure supercars really could care less about the small details we do. They care about how much commission theyre making
Trevor, your most likely correct. Tim, if you see the photos next to this one of an actual car, it is the 2012 GT3 model Trevor was referring to. As you can see they are almost identical besides the front splitters n hood. Easily to think its the new
Trevor ive seen one at a boston car show but when i was talkin to the dealers they said ot came out last uear
No it's not Tim, this is a brand new GT3 racing car for the 2013 season. You're probably thinking of the Gallardo Super Trofeo Stradale which looks pretty similar to this.
It looks good and it Will be a great memory of Lamborghinis history when it will be dropped...
Maybe it's just me, but this car looks photoshopped or like its in a video game...
I think that even after 10 years the Gallardo still looks beautiful, and it's aged great! Looks better than most cars that are a decade old
Lamborghini cars have long lifespans. Coming up to their 50th anniversary, they've only had 5 flagship V12 models. And as mentioned earlier, the Gallardo is planned to be replaced.
Description: It also boasts an improved power-to-weight ratio thanks to 25kg weight savings compared to the previous Gallardo GT3. "We are delighted to announce a minimum five-year agreement with Reiter Engin...
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There were two of these in a showroom near me for a few weeks. The red one sold immediately but the poor gray one was there for months):
Oh and Phil, have some manners eh? You obviously weren't raised on unless you have somethin nice to say don't say it at all. All comments you've made on carbuzz are negative n whining. Go find a new site to bitch on, you don't know car design at all
Hey Phil, I bet you'll never have the money to own one of these so quit your bitching, no one cares about your opinion nor wants to read you complain and whine about a car you could only dream of driving, let alone buying
Wtf. This shit right here is ugly. Lets start with the wheels. Is it me, why do people/brands put the ugliest wheels on these vehicles. Rear spoiler. I know its for track but, not my taste. Rear end, give me it stock with hyper forged wheels.
I like that they're spicing it up and changing it
this is random, but who nows how to change their profile picture? this one is REALLY bugging me.
It's a racecar what's wrong with putting one to meet regulations?
24 hour brakes are brakes that are meant to last for a 24 hour endurance race
Yes Nick, this is what usually happens when a vehicle is nearing the ends of its production run.
ANOTHER GALLARDO.
That means the parts will last for around 24 hours until they need replacement.
24hr brakes?