219 MPH – 352 KM/H On A Public Road With A Lamborghini Murcielago!

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Boy, is this the dumbest thing you’ve seen or what! We mean, as if going 219 Mph or 352 km/h with a Lamborghini Murcielago on a public road (Phoenix, Arizona's Loop 202 freeway) isn’t stupid enough, this guy was also “smart” enough to film his “achievements” and upload the video on Youtube! Even though he removed the video after TV stations showed the story (see after the jump), an unidentified number of internet users copied the film and uploaded it on Youtube! -Continued

Via: Autoblog.nl


5 comments

  1. Broker Jones // December 09, 2007  

    Well he can do a film for us from Tent City next. What an idiot. He'll lose his license and do jail time for it np.

  2. magnus // December 09, 2007  

    No he won't.

    Anyone who can afford that car won't see any jail time even if they do bother arresting him.

    I'm impressed. Finally somebody with a car like that drives it the way it should be. Nothing worse than seeing a supercar...in traffic. I see some idiot who commutes in a Ferrari about 3 times a week and it's just pathetic.

  3. BadBoss // February 17, 2008  

    Agreed with Magnus, he dont give a fuck about pathetic comments as poor jealous gimps make , thats the way this ar should be driven , not to mention its closed and empty road pfffft

  4. Anonymous // October 03, 2008  

    magnus: You think the guy in a Ferrari is pathetic. I am sure he thinks the same of you in your old Ford or GM car..... Jealous I think!

    BadBoss: Moron, the road is not closed, cars in the other direction and some are overtaken

  5. matt // January 10, 2009  

    Magnus, you're an idiot. not about the part that lamborghinis are meant to be driven fast, because they are. I'm saying you're stupid about making fun of the ferrari guy. he's already one step ahead of you; he actually HAS a supercar. what's the point of having a car if you never even drive it? I'm going to own a lambo (or whatever supercar I end up choosing) one day and I will commute in it with pride.

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