[mikeyg36]

Originally Posted by Overflow

Hey TheAvaitor, if you don't mind sharing, what is your job?

This.
Oh and can you get me a job there?

[TheAviator]

I'm an attorney by day, hope to retire soon, starting some other businesses that are kind of stand alone turn key, low maintenance type I don't have to do much but cash checks.

[silentownage001]

Try here. You'll find better answers

http://www.lamborghini-talk.com/vbforum/

And I'm on there

[TheAviator]

Thanks

[flyinlow89]

A friend of mine is a tech at an exotic dealership and Ive got to ride in the mentioned lambs except the aventador and murchielago. The countach is very rough around the edges. Diablos came a long way but the gallardos and murcielagos are a huge step forward in engineering and quality IMO. If you're gonna drive it. Go for one of them. If its parked most of the time; the diablos and countachs are still super cool.

[Truck Norris]

Be prepared to drive shoe-less if you wear a size 10 or above in a Countach ...they have the smallest pedal box's ever. I've also heard to stay away from first year Gallardo's.

Please do some research on a higher end car or Lambo forum before jumping into the used exotic car market.

[Texas_RS]

Hey, I was just "Wish" shopping Lamborghinis last night. Came across a cool Blue chrome 2005 Gallardo for 85k! I would be really nervous about the maintainence cost!

Good Luck, in the lambo search, those cars always turns heads no matter what year.

dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/4234396475.html

[ToolFan66]

Gallardo looks like a Fiero???

LMFAO!!!!!

That is one big fail statement....

[TheAviator]

Yes I've made up my mind its going to be Murcielago. The Countachs, just too old, have heard way too many headaches and way too high maintenance. Although I love the way they look, I don't want something that is going to be constantly in need of repairs. Similar reason with the Diablo, although I know they are not near the headaches the Countachs are. I've heard the Gallardos are the least in maintenance with the Murcielago a close 2nd in that department, but the Gallardos are just too small for me. Plus I really want the V12, Murcielagos just have it all, and I can't afford the Aventador.

[gen=5]

Why does everyone always ask what do you do ,or how can you afford that if your now only driving a civic, its like if your either broke or cant afford it yourself you don't think maybe its like the guy who drives a old blue ford truck either was wise with his money or never really wanted anything else till now...Go to school,get a good job,invent something,heck start a business and just work hard..

[King Sun]

Originally Posted by gen=5

Why does everyone always ask what do you do ,or how can you afford that if your now only driving a civic, its like if your either broke or cant afford it yourself you don't think maybe its like the guy who drives a old blue ford truck either was wise with his money or never really wanted anything else till now...Go to school,get a good job,invent something,heck start a business and just work hard..

That's the same thing I said. Especially the one guy that asked him why he had a v6 like it wasn't a choice of his to have one. Some people need to learn to stop hating

[TheAviator]

Originally Posted by ToolFan66

Gallardo looks like a Fiero???

LMFAO!!!!!

That is one big fail statement....

That was a bad comparison, I realize the Gallardos are great cars and don't look like a Fiero, just meant its too small IMO was my main point, I was talking about the smaller size

[TheAviator]

Originally Posted by King Sun

That's the same thing I said. Especially the one guy that asked him why he had a v6 like it wasn't a choice of his to have one. Some people need to learn to stop hating

And I will always keep my V-6 Camaro, great daily driver

[AzItaliaSS]

Your going from a V6 camaro to a Lambo Murc?? "SALUTE" (in my italian accent) my goomba!