[SCgone]

This guy needs to go buy a lottery ticket.

http://www.lamborghiniregistry.com/Murc ... 12328.html

[Mac33]

He was certainly lucky, but if he went straight back in and bought another one, then i don't think he needs the money..

[SCgone]

I would think so Mac. Speeds in excess of 205mph and a list price of $273,000.

[epec254]

d*mn, if I had that type of money, I sure wouldn't mind driving that

[kanaloa]

There is a thin set of lines between having money and being stupid....

This guy seems to have himself a nice knot.

[SCgone]

I'd like to have a couple of them. Plus my own gas station.

2002 Lamborghini Murcielago 6.2 Coupe

List Price
$273,000

Vehicle Summary
Engine: 6.2L 12 Cylinder 571 hp Gas
Safety: ABS Brakes / Driver-Passenger airbags
Tran: 6 Speed Manual OD
Drive: 4WD-FT
Seats: 2
New for this model year
The 2002 Murcielago is a 2-door, 2-passenger sports car, available in one trim only, the 6.2. The 2002 Murcielago's closest competitors include the Aston Martin DB7 Vantage, the Ferrari 456M, and the Porsche 911 Turbo. Upon introduction, the Murcielago is equipped with a standard 6.2-liter, V12, 571-horsepower engine that achieves 9-mpg in the city and 13-mpg on the highway. A 6-speed manual transmission with overdrive is standard. The 2002 Murcielago is all-new for 2002.



Engine DOHC 6.2-Liter, V12, 48-Valve, DOHC, SEFI Mid/Longitudinal Mounted With Horsepower Of 571@7500 and Torque Of 479@5400, Aluminum Block and Cylinder Heads
Compression Ratio 10.70
Horsepower@RPM 571 hp @7500rpm
Torque Lbs. Per Ft 479@ 5400
Cylinder Configuration Vee
Valves per cylinder 4
Bore 3.43
Stroke 3.42
Engine Block Material Alloy
Block Head Material Alloy
Fuel Capacity 26.40 gallons
Fuel Type Unleaded
Fuel Delivery Name SEFI
Mfr. Code #MT1
Transmission 6-Speed Manual Transmission With Overdrive
Speeds 6
Curb Weight 3638lbs.s
Standard Gross Vehicle Weight -
Maximum Gross Vehicle Weight -
Clutch type -
Linkage -
Heavy duty No
Overdrive Yes

[kanaloa]

Drive what floats your boat...

I'd rather put the money towards a good vacation or a nice house myself.

[Mac33]

I've driven some real quality cars in my time, but nothing as expensive as that. Once you've had any car for a while, then it doesn't matter if it's $200,000 or $30,000 you get used to it and it always loses the initial appeal you had when you purchased it. Personally a new house would come first for me before a new car.

[Xstream]

the guys who buy these have the house as well, I'm sure.
checked out the whole site, some great cars there.

[ZeroByte]

the guys who buy these have the house as well, I'm sure.
checked out the whole site, some great cars there.

Now that one is really nice. Has a sort of stealthy look to it. Was this car designed by the skunkworks team?