sv in autotrader????
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this car just aint right, wheels, seats, xenons? fuel filler on the nearside.
looks nothing like my sv.
http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/www/CARS_popup.js...
looks nothing like my sv.
http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/www/CARS_popup.js...
ruttboy said:
Parallel to real Lambos in the Brooklands car park at the 40th extravaganza, if my memory serves me correctly!
tsk - Alan - you know that the wonderful event last year was the best organizzed (sic) and superest thing ever to happen to Lamborghinny in the Ukay! 
It was a pleasure to be part of it and clerybate the wonderful authentossity of it all... I liked the very purfect green Daible VS and the dark orange W reg. Cootash!
The weekend of 22 and 23 of last month saw only a VERIFIED 60+ actual Lamborghini cars in the midlands and no iffy-butties about any of the provenance of the cars or any less-than bright atmospheres which were just about being 'all-about' the one person's great magnificences for all to see and be in awe of...
wotanarze - great gladness follows that being all over and in the past now, so shuddup about it y'man!
We missed a few good Lambo people who really should have been there last month - but judging from some of the comments we've had from them, they are all saying, at least 10 months ahead of time, "I'll be coming next year - just try and stop me!"
not applicable said:
Dodgy bastards... 
LittleBro said:
The featured one of these on 5th Gear tonight and said that "the panels are so good, owners of genuine Diablo's are sourcing spares from these guys..."
Really?
how about a definite 'no, not really' right there - except for those who want to fit things like Diablo GT 'style' front lids on their early spec. Diablo or replace something on the cheap and aren't ashamed to do so - unless there really is a market for people who want to make a real Diablo look like a kit car... Really?
and as for thinking we are given any real 'facts' about cars other than the obvious ones on any TV programme - well, that would be like believing the b
s on 'that' programme a few years ago where the Maserati blew up, the Ferrari fell to bits and the Lamborghini wouldn't charge its battery so therefore, buying older Italian junior-supercars was a waste of time and money - and to hell with any truth of any matter in the name of making 'good' TV!XXVIII said:
well, that would be like believing the b
s on 'that' programme a few years ago where the Maserati blew up, the Ferrari fell to bits and the Lamborghini wouldn't charge its battery so therefore, buying older Italian junior-supercars was a waste of time and money - and to hell with any truth of any matter in the name of making 'good' TV!
If people keep thinking that such cars are expensive to buy, service, thirsty and unreliable. Then they will stick with their German saloons and prices will remain sensible.
s on 'that' programme a few years ago where the Maserati blew up, the Ferrari fell to bits and the Lamborghini wouldn't charge its battery so therefore, buying older Italian junior-supercars was a waste of time and money - and to hell with any truth of any matter in the name of making 'good' TV!Thus allowing more Petrol Heads to enjoy the cars and keep the Hairdressers and speculators away.
Though I do get fed up of the 'broken down' yet comments.
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