Twin turbo Murcielago

[AHTOXA]

...deserves a thread of it's own.









My body is not capable of producing any more sperm for another week.

[Draklen]

So that's how you payed for a Murc? heh

[Paolo300zx]

those are big turbos...

[ColJessip]

8 letters explain this car.

H.O.L.Y F.U.C.K

[1974Alfa5spd]

Me wantee!

[wannabe]

ooo shiny

[Warner]

Now we need a video of that beast.

[1974Alfa5spd]

Now I want it even more.

[theholycow]

8 letters explain this car.

H.O.L.Y F.U.C.K

I'd rather have your GTO. Besides looking like a car I'd actually be able to enjoy by fitting in it, it's also blue, which we all know trumps any other quality of a car.

Edit: And every time I see the name of that car, all I can think of is this:

[Rope-Pusher]

^Does it come in BLUE? I bet it really sticks to the road in corners.

[theholycow]

Do you suppose that people buying a Lamborghini Mucilage would be bothered by spending a little extra?

[P911C4]

Lamborghini offers many colors on the Murcielago, including blue, red, and green. Below is a website of the official names and color codes provided by Automobili Lamborghini SpA, and as aforementioned, they'll also do custom jobs.

http://www.lambocars.com/archive/paintmur.htm

My personal favorite, Verde Ithaca:

[watkins]

How could you possibly forget orange?

[Rope-Pusher]

[quote="paul34"]Actually I don't believe so. I don't believe Lamborghini has an official blue color. AFAIK there's White, Black, Silver, and Yellow. Now that I think about it, Ferrari doesn't offer a dark blue, but I believe they have a lighter pearl blue on the 599. You can get a Ferrari in yellow, but you cannot get a Lambo in red. I'm sure if you paid extra you could, but normally speaking, no.[/quote
No, the Ross Mucilage. Does it come in Blue? Everyone knows Lambos, even Rambo Lambos, don't stick to the road. You would need traction magnets and metallic roadways to achieve that. Slot cars have had that technology for 25 years or so.