BUT THOSE WERE 20 FUN MINUTES

Lamborghini Huracan Spyder totaled 20 minutes after leaving showroom

(Thanks to DaninDallas, who says "Mom...can I have another $250,000 please?")

Comments

[ImNotDave]

A little duct tape and it'll be good as new.

[cfjk]

...ya gotta love those official nascar approved repairs (don't forget to change the tires), they'll have that back on the road in less than 20 seconds.

[wanderer2575]

Only $265,000? I guess you have to pay more for the model that can go more than 20 minutes between visits to the service dealer.

I'ma also reminded of what a certain other vehicle manufacturer says: "Rolls-Royce cars never, ever break down. However, very occasionally, they do 'fail to proceed.'"

[Clankie]

Those Duke boys are at it again.

[Rod Nunley]

Refer to my comment in the thread about the expensive boat. It applies here, too.

[Le Petomane]

It'll buff out.

[cfjk]

Just a few modifications, like cut off the damaged part & replace it with a wooden platform and that'll make Ol'Jeb one helluva pick-em-up-truck.

[coscolo]

Is that a new record from off the lot to wreck ir you don't count the ones crashed during test drives?

[Spiny Norman]

I seem to recall some other rich kid topped that by totaling a Dodge Challenger Wildcat a mere 7 minutes after leaving the showroom.

[PirateBoy]

I once saw a Porsche 911 in a junkyard, bent in half.

It had 7 miles on the odometer.

The driver tried to take a 45 mph bend at 145 mph. The coefficient of force, and a badly placed lightpole, did the rest.

[padraig]

The only thing left intact was the unmailed check to the car insurance company.

[Michael]

That's a shame, because 20 minutes of successful motoring in an Italian car is an amazing start! How sad that it was crushed. When you buy an Italian car, they always throw in a dog. That way, you don't have to walk home alone.