New!!--Exotics At Redmond Town Center
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I really don't know. To me it feels instantaneous. The car has pulled me straight a few times when I really needed it. I didn't feel any lag. When you're pushing it hard, you can feel the torque pull the car to one side and with the E-gear you don't take your foot off the gas when you shift so you're just running through the power band yet you can feel the car pull itself straight at times and it does it without much thought. The power band feels very similar to how the ride felt in the UA, however the UA is quicker but I could tell that Jarod had to work harder to keep it straight.
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Hmm, I don't like Lamborghini's branding strategy. I love my car, but there are tiny things. E-gear is amazing, more positive than negative, but there are a few negatives at very slow speeds. It can get jerky on hills at times. I love AWD and I'm thrilled with the sound and how comfortable the car is to drive. My car is having the engine pulled this week for some warranty work over a minor oil leak. There will be a tech session this coming Saturday so everyone can see my car in pieces. I will be making an announcement about that.
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Yes, there are a lot of collectors out there who want cars that have that kind of distinction. We've seen a few records in recent years, but in total, there aren't that many world record holders. I thought it would go for a million or more.
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I agree V. The car would only go to a collector that wants the fastest cars in their collection. The truth is at a 550-650k msrp why would someone buy the used one for 1 million when they could get the color of their choice for almost half the price.
Large collectors are hard to satisfy and I bet right now they are trying to take advantage at some of the beautiful 275's and 330's that are 200k lower than they used to be. Possibly even a 20% discount on a Muira (that's for the Lambo guys)
Large collectors are hard to satisfy and I bet right now they are trying to take advantage at some of the beautiful 275's and 330's that are 200k lower than they used to be. Possibly even a 20% discount on a Muira (that's for the Lambo guys)
