Soldato
Can you not push for more £££. If someone is genuinely after one they’d be willing to pay for it.
The Cryptolambo had gone to the moon... Time for Cryptolambo 2!!!
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Now that you mention it, look what turned up today:
This is a dual remote lens setup to keep it hidden away and stealthy.
Soldato
Probably, but I dont want to sell it at this point
What would be the replacement if you did decide to take the offer?
Soldato
So renewed the warranty on the car today.
24 month policy, all the same bells and whistles as the previous one, same claim limits etc. £2500.
Its a no brainer really, 1 thing has to go wrong in the next 24 months or need replacing and its basically going to pay itself off.
Meanwhile, they want to sell my car, an indication they have a buyer lined up as they can get the money in my account within a week apparently. For £17000 more than I bought it for after ive stuck all those miles on.
I'm not going to lie, that is a bloody tempting proposition. But, realistically what im looking at has gone even more insane price wise, so it would be a sell it, buy a crappy runaround for 12-24 months and then hope prices come down and win both ways.
But.
Id rather be driving a lambo. So car is staying
Just get rid of it man.
Soldato
I see what you mean. I’m not sure how much more the SVJ would offer, coming from your aventador.
Sf90 would be a epic buy - have you not had a look at the f8 tributo?
Soldato
Now that you mention it, look what turned up today:
This is a dual remote lens setup to keep it hidden away and stealthy.
More importantly why is that carpet not grey!
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This seems like a good place to post this. Ha, I suspect it might change back tomorrow.
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LamboPool said:
Your estimated time to Lambo is 34.27 years.
Don
Surely, with the cost of domestic electricity at the moment, any kind of mining is a net loss.
Depends. Some of us are on 14p day and 5p night so making the most of mining while we still can
As you may have noticed, a few times now the battery in the car has died.
After checking, it still has the original factory battery installed, which doesnt seem to be doing so great at holding charge and never seems to get onto maintainer mode in ctek anymore.
So, ordered an Antigravity replacement battery. 40AH, 1500CCA. And rather than being close to 20kg, it is instead a tad under 5kg.
Hopefully will be able to get it installed today or this weekend.
After checking, it still has the original factory battery installed, which doesnt seem to be doing so great at holding charge and never seems to get onto maintainer mode in ctek anymore.
So, ordered an Antigravity replacement battery. 40AH, 1500CCA. And rather than being close to 20kg, it is instead a tad under 5kg.
Hopefully will be able to get it installed today or this weekend.
Caporegime
He'll have no problem doing that, they'll probably impound it and take away his license next time.
Or maybe they should do it sooner, if there was some old woman close by just on her way to get her favourite bread from Morrisons she could have had a heart attack with the noise from that IlLeGAl mODified EXhausT. Shocking, crush the car, straight into jail.
Soldato
If you enjoy the car and don't need the money, I'd just keep it, unless you think the prices are going to drop, and then sell it now, maximise profits, buy a cheap run around and then buy something else when the prices drop and you can get more for your money
Out of interest, re the battery, is it like the BMW, etc of this world, that "technically" should have them coded? Overtime battery voltages drop and the car's ecu compensates for this by upping the alternator output. When the battery eventually gets toasted, and some nice chap fits a new one (without calibrating it) the alternator continues to output said higher voltage, therefore toasting the battery prematurely. Could something similar be happening here?
Soldato
I’m know I’m the scourge of this thread but this is a solid point.
When buying cars I do tend to Google around and search forums for the previous owners, to see what the did to them/how they looked after them.