Discussion
On the A40 Doug , clear-ish traffic
Re; 6.0-vs-LP640
2 different animals, the 6ltr imo will always feel like a Murcielago GT or SV - raw , power through the seat of your chair type feel. Steering/brakes to the point , motorsport even agricultural like gearchange. Special bespoke carbon interior
Lp640 felt much quicker than my mates 6.2 Murcie; e-gear was fantastic, carbon brakes wiped the floor with 6.2's. Power delivery that much more agressive. No doubt whatsoever that it more than walk away WITH EASE from my 6 or a 6.2 - quite intimidating over > 100mph. Yet you could use it comparatively everyday
LamboLondon didn't get to spec their LP640 iirc it was a case of being given an early production slot spec'd already. I think they should have gone to town on the car options wise, and picked a proper lambo colour (pearl white or Arancio imo)
Lp640 would need a serious amount of spend to make it feel less audified. Carbon interior a must, quilted interior, careful interior colour selection... Wouldn't go for factory double din SatNav - you could get a better quality fit and finish from Halfords
Would I get a coupé and sell the 6.0 - no. Would I get a Roadster and sell the 6.0 - maybe. Or should I keep the 6.0 with it's rarity, known entity on the dreaded residuals and buy another toy - probably
Re; 6.0-vs-LP640
2 different animals, the 6ltr imo will always feel like a Murcielago GT or SV - raw , power through the seat of your chair type feel. Steering/brakes to the point , motorsport even agricultural like gearchange. Special bespoke carbon interior
Lp640 felt much quicker than my mates 6.2 Murcie; e-gear was fantastic, carbon brakes wiped the floor with 6.2's. Power delivery that much more agressive. No doubt whatsoever that it more than walk away WITH EASE from my 6 or a 6.2 - quite intimidating over > 100mph. Yet you could use it comparatively everyday
LamboLondon didn't get to spec their LP640 iirc it was a case of being given an early production slot spec'd already. I think they should have gone to town on the car options wise, and picked a proper lambo colour (pearl white or Arancio imo)
Lp640 would need a serious amount of spend to make it feel less audified. Carbon interior a must, quilted interior, careful interior colour selection... Wouldn't go for factory double din SatNav - you could get a better quality fit and finish from Halfords
Would I get a coupé and sell the 6.0 - no. Would I get a Roadster and sell the 6.0 - maybe. Or should I keep the 6.0 with it's rarity, known entity on the dreaded residuals and buy another toy - probably
Edited by Jonny5 on Friday 17th November 16:14
wazza said:
Thanks for the reply Jon
You'll just like me, it will take a lot to part us from our Diablos.
You'll just like me, it will take a lot to part us from our Diablos.
Ahh but you need to live with a Murcie everyday...
Its just the right blend of being comfy enough but raw as well. But I agree, the 6.0ltr to me is the most agressive design, and arguably better looking overall. But the Murcie from the side is so beautiful, but turn it round and view from the front with the scoops up, and its just wicked
simonspider said:
wazza said:
Thanks for the reply Jon
You'll just like me, it will take a lot to part us from our Diablos.
You'll just like me, it will take a lot to part us from our Diablos.
I agree, the 6.0ltr to me is the most agressive design, and arguably better looking overall.
If the 6.0ltr had the Jota air scoops then it might be in with a chance.
The rounded front end and flat rear deck let the 6.0ltr down a bit IMHO.
The 1999 SV is the best looking car by far

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