I drove my second Lambo today!

[DeMoN]

now Im back on my computer so I have saved it =D

[Johns]

thats sick congratz again!! lucky mofo 0X

[a007apl]

[stmoritzer]

Originally Posted by TT .... In conclusion, don't hate me I am trying my best to take you all with me for every new ride

we don't hate you, we are just jealous



Congrats and welcome to the club of "I drove a Murci once club"
Very kind of the "Lambo" - driver and his pa to make a tour for a shooting :fuck:

[ARMAN]

Originally Posted by TT ...In conclusion, don't hate me ...

I hate you jk

Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaan! You are a lucky ********

Thanx for sharing and a writeup so we can "live it thru" with you drooling on the keyboard

[TT]

So, editing is done, working on the following features now

And since everybody should enjoy a nice blonde on a nice car :arrow:

[saadie]

hurrp up with the editing

[stradale]

Wow... you lucky bastard!

Very well deserved, TT. Thanks for the write-up of your experience.

Isn't it very frustrating at the same time, realising the odds of ever owning one are very slim?

[TT]

You're not wrong Roland! Spending so much time with supercars owners these days, I realize sometime I take them for granted, or almost. Yesterday I was coming home from a Ferrari photoshoot and had to stop by the "usual" Lambo friend, the one with the horrendously tuned GTR ones (one sold now) and we were randomly talking about the fact he just sold the Gallardo Le Mans and will buy a Spider or Murcielago roadster :roll: like your average Joe will talk about the milk he has to buy tomorrow :roll:
Anyway.. granted they aren't.. but as I was saying in another topic, with a average to good job and no sons to deal with, it's not impossible to get a piece of exotic, especially if you don't cover 100k km a year with it.
I know a few guys owning 308, 328, 348s or even 355 with a VERY average job. They pay attention to the km and plan the services to stay in the budget and it works! Of course a big V12 like a Murcielago is another piece of cake but still...

[stradale]

Originally Posted by TT I know a few guys owning 308, 328, 348s or even 355 with a VERY average job. They pay attention to the km and plan the services to stay in the budget and it works!

That is my goal as well. Well, that, or regular visits to the Ring with a moderately fast car. Unfortunately you can't spend your money twice...

[Smylait]

That's exactely what I would like to do, too.

Nice pics Matteo.

[ARMAN]

Originally Posted by TT ...and we were randomly talking about the fact he just sold the Gallardo Le Mans and will buy a Spider or Murcielago roadster :roll: like your average Joe will talk about the milk he has to buy tomorrow :roll:...

I am sure here is more guys on the board who cant wait to have these kind of problems

[Shinigami]

I also know one guy who has a pretty poor salary and so on... but he has a Ferrari since he's always wanted one. Which does mean he needs to live in a very small flat, eat cheap and so on...

Whilst it can be done, there's a lot of other things in life I also want to experience and in general, have a comfortable life. Big TV, powerful PC, eat in restaurants now and then (by this I mean not some fast food crap, but a good decent well made meal), magazines, movies, games...

If I abso-friggin-lutely had to have a car which was a lot more expensive then what I can afford right now, I could try to put everything else down and go for it, but then I'd be missing out on all the other goodies. I'd rather find a balance, and the cars won't go anywhere. So I could either take a Ferrari on lease now, or wait another year or two and buy it in cash. I think in this case I prefer option two

I do wish I had problems of "what should I buy next", but alas, my salary doesn't allow this, and probably never will unless I win the lotto jackpot

[TT]

Indeed there is no problem in waiting but I wonder what will happen when petrol will really end and we will get stuck in buying electric Ferraris

[Hainz]

Congrats TT! Nice pictures and write up!