[VIDEO]: Lamborghini Murcielago...encounter with SL65
12-04-2007, 02:42 PM
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[VIDEO]: Lamborghini Murcielago...encounter with SL65
So, we're cruising up the fwy in a caravan of Lambos and we encounter this wicked sounding black SL65...anyone know this car / owner? PM me if you want to keep his privacy.
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12-04-2007, 02:48 PM
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I think a more important question was who was the douche bag driving thats winding in and out of traffic like an a-hole? I pray next time they wedge the thing under the rear of a cement mixer.
Secondly, the music selections were forkin' terrible.
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Secondly, the music selections were forkin' terrible.
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12-04-2007, 04:30 PM
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So, we're cruising up the fwy in a caravan of Lambos and we encounter this wicked sounding black SL65...anyone know this car / owner? PM me if you want to keep his privacy.
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J/K
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12-04-2007, 07:39 PM
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Sweet Vid. Loved it. Are the one that also hit the 219 on the lp640? and that sl65 did work on you lmao. Have to respect power when its called for.
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12-05-2007, 11:51 AM
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For those who haven't seen it
12-05-2007, 10:03 PM
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Not like this is any surprise. The SL does to the Murci the same thing it does to the G. One day Lambo will step it up and stop living in the past! 
12-05-2007, 10:13 PM
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The SL keeps walking away. Granted, he had an advantage from being in the lead and hitting it first, but the lambo still had an obviously difficult time keeping up and certainly wasn't closing on him.
12-05-2007, 10:16 PM
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The 65s are clearly quicker by a decent margin.
12-06-2007, 01:15 PM
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When the lambo was right behind the SL for a bit, they both hit it...listen to the engine tone.
The SL keeps walking away. Granted, he had an advantage from being in the lead and hitting it first, but the lambo still had an obviously difficult time keeping up and certainly wasn't closing on him.
The SL keeps walking away. Granted, he had an advantage from being in the lead and hitting it first, but the lambo still had an obviously difficult time keeping up and certainly wasn't closing on him.
To me it sounds like he's shifting up twice in a few seconds after passing the SL, and there is no way in h*ll that Murci is even close to 1/4 down on the throttle. Wake up man.
12-06-2007, 03:14 PM
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If anyone here in this thread doubts a 65 would walk a Murcielago, please use the site mentioned (dragtimes.com incase you missed it) to do a thorough search.
I reckon the results will yield a-- shocking!!!!!-- truth:
The 65 would-did-can kill a Murcielago.
As a matter of fact, reading through their (Lamborghini) 1/4 mile times I've ascertained even an (x)55 can kill the Murcielago.
Stock to stock of course. If any Lamborghini owner doubts this, please PM me. I'm sure we can work something out.
I reckon the results will yield a-- shocking!!!!!-- truth:
The 65 would-did-can kill a Murcielago.
As a matter of fact, reading through their (Lamborghini) 1/4 mile times I've ascertained even an (x)55 can kill the Murcielago.
Stock to stock of course. If any Lamborghini owner doubts this, please PM me. I'm sure we can work something out.
12-08-2007, 07:34 PM
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That was a nice vid.
It's always great to see cars of that caliber in action. We have very, very few super high-end cars in Finland. Mainly due to our gigantic car and gas guzzler taxes, which will increase the price of the most powerful (most pollution) vehicles even more next month.
The current attractive list price of an SL 65 AMG is only USD 483,400.00 here in Finland.
However, beginning the 1st of January 2008 an SL 65 AMG will be priced at USD 613,000.00
And the CLS 63 AMG goes for as little as USD 290,000.00. We are so lucky. 
That's an increase of 27% in the price of the SL 65, making it an arbitrage opportunity. The prices of used high-end vehicles are likely to jump up also. At the same time the prices of smaller cars (with small engines and little CO2 emissions) will be dropped by 10 to 25 percent making it very clear what kind of cars our government wants us to drive (C Class Benzes and smaller cars).
You are so lucky living in the USA, the land of cheap gas (our's is double your price!) and literally "free" cars.
It's always great to see cars of that caliber in action. We have very, very few super high-end cars in Finland. Mainly due to our gigantic car and gas guzzler taxes, which will increase the price of the most powerful (most pollution) vehicles even more next month.
The current attractive list price of an SL 65 AMG is only USD 483,400.00 here in Finland.
However, beginning the 1st of January 2008 an SL 65 AMG will be priced at USD 613,000.00
And the CLS 63 AMG goes for as little as USD 290,000.00. We are so lucky. That's an increase of 27% in the price of the SL 65, making it an arbitrage opportunity. The prices of used high-end vehicles are likely to jump up also. At the same time the prices of smaller cars (with small engines and little CO2 emissions) will be dropped by 10 to 25 percent making it very clear what kind of cars our government wants us to drive (C Class Benzes and smaller cars).
You are so lucky living in the USA, the land of cheap gas (our's is double your price!) and literally "free" cars.
