Murcielago vs F430

If any of you have driven or ridden in either, can you give me thoughts on the murcielago.

I've been in the lamborghini gallardo, found it cramped and having poor visibility. always like the ferraris i've been in.

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There is a Ferrari dealership down from my office. Been in there and I can tell you those are just works of art.

The murcielago is just a monster...period.

If you are shopping you should also check out the new twin turbo Porsche 911 GT2. It's 530 bhp. Check it out on you tube.

 
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Jimbo"You picking one up, pal?"

I wish...essentially I get one or another for a weekend. So trying to decide.

Regardless of whichever machine you choose, it is of the utmost importance that you have hot chick, preferably a hot blonde, riding shotgun. Otherwise you will just look like a tool riding around in an over-priced car.

I've seen some stupid comments on this site, but this one might take the cake.

 

Your question highlights the major difference between Lambos and Ferraris. Lambos are balls-out fast, impractical and ridiculous. A total no-frills toy exotic car. Ferraris are technical masterpieces with real race breeding, but some would argue, much less "stupid fun" and passion because of the amount of electronic driver aids, launch control etc. One of each would probably be your best bet...

 

are worth it for one day if you want to experience it. You can rent out all sorts of crazy ass rides...it's just well expense as all hell

 

Lamborghini's are a raw driving experience, unmatched by almost all other exotics. Lambo engineers are probably the only people on this earth that know what sex looks like.

That being said, drive the F430; peerless.

 

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