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I saw four Lamborghinis in a row heading somewhere last Saturday - probably a club event of some kind.
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I have to drive past a clean store-front window on a sunny day to see a neat car around here!
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Wow, somedays you see so many cool cars in a span of an hour that it just blows you away! I saw 4 extremely cool cars this morning on my way to work.
In order of their "viewance":
1. Ferrari 512 TR: Red, coupe, absolutely beautiful. Parked in the garage.
2. Aston Martin DB9: Silver, coupe, took me a while to figure it out but I kept thinking that doesn't look like a Ferrari or a Maser and then I saw the grill and bam..! Man, what a beautiful machine. Parked right outside of the Peninsula Hotel.
3. Maybach 57: Some weird color combo that was half siver and the lower half was something else. First of all, let me just say that the car MOVES. How do I know that? The gent behind the wheel, with Florida plates, was driving like a crazed cabbie on Friday night! I mean this guy was driving this quarter milllion car like it was a 10K riced up civic. All bursts of acceleration followed by whomping up on the brakes. The car looks very plain though. Nothing special. I don't know that anybody who didn't know what it was would ever care to notice it as a special automobie. All in all, it was cool to finally see a Maybach on the road and driven like a mad-man no less! On I-90 going West. Personally, I would get the Roller or the upcoming Bentley. Way more presense, me thinks.
4. Lotus Elise: Silver, with a HUGEEEEEEE wing on the back. Since it was going the other way, didn't really get a change to truly check it out. I was going on I-94 going North at that point.
So that's about it! All within 60 minutes
I saw four Lamborghinis in a row heading somewhere last Saturday - probably a club event of some kind. Two yellow Gallardos, a red Diablo, and a white Countach. I almost drove off the road checking them out.
Let's see.....I used to see an array like that within 5 sq miles when I lived in the Hollywood Hills.....I've been in Nashville since '90, and I've NEVER seen a group like that. Plenty of radically lifted trucks though!!!!!!
Well, let me tell you about the 4 cars I saw today. 2 Honda Civics, a Ford Taurus, and a ... oh never mind! I have to drive past a clean store-front window on a sunny day to see a neat car around here!
I'll bet that was a sweet viewing day!!!
I'm jealous!
It was pretty sweet to actually see these cars out in the open. I live right next to an exotic car dealership that has had everything you can think of in their showroom. But it just isn't the same as when you actually see these cars out "in the real world". Adios amigos!
