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There is still time...
to pick up that perfect gift!!!
Now and again the United States Marshals Service gets hold of forefited property which is extremely high end. Case in point: right now they are auctioning, or about to auction, off two Lamborghinis. The first is a 2001 blue Diablo, while the other is 1997 red Diablo Roadster. Both cars seem to be in great shape, with the 2001 model currently at just over 13,200 miles and the 1997 one at only 1,100 miles. The Diablo Roadster in particular is a mean machine, sporting a 5.7, V-12 engine with five speed manual transmission, mag wheels, a roll bar and leather seats.
Diablo? Diablo Roadster?
Nah, give me the white Countach S from 1986 era. Still have a life sized framed on my wall of the office. Pure Miami Vice at it's finest.
well i think there was an epsiode that involved both of these fine 80s classics of idolistic hilariousness at it's finest :>
I suppose the only purpose and interest of these vehicles is the iconic celebration of 80s over-indulgence... neither car was much of a performance accomplishment, back then or today... i must say though, imho.. in the year 2004, looking back, the 25th anniversery countach edition, although fun to look at... is just way over the top in plastic packaging in a way, symbolizing the 80s obscenity and flash in one perfectly prized package on four wheels.. I would indeed drive one.. but I wouldn't expect anyone to take me seriously
the older subdued countachs were nice.. but I think when we think of the countach it's the 25th ann edition we truly remember.. .what a truly remarkable piece of... plastic :> or whatever has been attached onto it to make it into the mad max mobile it once was... of course it puts a smile on my face whenever I see one... but it's not as if I see it as a performance threat.. just a pretty little 80s toy... not that there's anything wrong with that...
..but then again.. who am i to judge.. i bought a porsche from a ford dealer
