The GTR is dead! Long live the cryptolambo!

He must be Humble, he seems to live at his Nan's house. Bet she loves a trip to the Llluncheon club in the Lambo ;) :D

Dunno why who owns what and why/how is of any bother you less that person is just disagreeable in general. But nothing nice to say and it's personal, don't say it. I can't afford a poor persons car never mind a fun car, I view threads like this as a motivation than something to beat myself up over and moan about plus I feel there are other aspects of life more important.

Anyway, on topic, proper car in a proper colour. Love colourful cars, I'll be gutted when I'll likely have to buy a bland bigger car in the next year. Any plans to mod this one?
 
Dup said:
He must be Humble, he seems to live at his Nan's house. Bet she loves a trip to the Llluncheon club in the Lambo ;) :D

Dunno why who owns what and why/how is of any bother you less that person is just disagreeable in general. But nothing nice to say and it's personal, don't say it. I can't afford a poor persons car never mind a fun car, I view threads like this as a motivation than something to beat myself up over and moan about plus I feel there are other aspects of life more important.

Anyway, on topic, proper car in a proper colour. Love colourful cars, I'll be gutted when I'll likely have to buy a bland bigger car in the next year. Any plans to mod this one?
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This threads not for you poorer
 
Housey said:
This threads not for you poorer
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I now have strong sugary tea dripping out my nose. Thanks Housey.

Dup said:
I view threads like this as a motivation
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Honestly, most of it is just being financially prudent, and a bit of luck. I have an excellent credit rating, dont live month to month on credit cards / overdrafts / and just live within my means and have a decent amount saved away. When you can show banks that you are a low risk customer, they line up to throw money at you for high value assets.
 
Just seen this thread.

Oh my, it's just so, pretty :p

I love lambo's, there's something about them, they just look and sound so different from anything else IMO.

There is one around not too far from where I live, only seen it a few times but quite often hear it in the evenings having a blast, very distinctive sound.

Not jealous at all :D
 
kindai said:
Honestly, most of it is just being financially prudent, and a bit of luck. I have an excellent credit rating, dont live month to month on credit cards / overdrafts / and just live within my means and have a decent amount saved away. When you can show banks that you are a low risk customer, they line up to throw money at you for high value assets.
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Oh yeah, I'm not a big spender as such and my only debt is my mortgage. I live well within my means as such but just not earning quite enough for the bigger savings/purchases especially with a family to look after. Wish I'd been less loyal and more tenacious in developing my career in my 20s but I do like a slower pace of life too haha. Everything's in the right place and going in the right direction. I'll likely be one of those mid-life crisis type of guys at some point and throw caution to the wind. Although mid-life for the men in my family is about my age (33) statistically so maybe I've missed it! Haha.
 
Housey said:
I was 39 when I had my first Porsche, you have time.
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That'll be my age too probably. I actually crunched some numbers recently and it was truly shocking. I could be driving some serious metal if I wasn't such a dumbass in my younger years.

In my defence, I came to London at age 21 with nothing and had every man throwing credit at me, so like a typical 21 year old who's living on his own and doing everything by himself, I took it all. I lived like a sultan for a while and whilst my standards of living haven't dropped due to me deciding I want more money constantly and going for it, I can't afford the cars I would be able to had I not had the debt. Regardless, the debt did help in the long run as it motivated me to earn more, meaning that when it's all paid off I'll live like a rock star. Had it not been for the debt I'd probably have settled in to a groove of £30k a year and left it at that.
 
Oh we're playing that game are we? I had an Audi S2 Avant with Porsche wheels when I was 20. Sold it (what an idiot) and bought a Seat Ibiza which spanked pretty much everything bar a ridiculous turbo Kadett at the street races. Then had a R5 GTT which I totalled. Then moved to London and got married and that was the end of fun cars.
 
kindai said:
Honestly, most of it is just being financially prudent, and a bit of luck. I have an excellent credit rating, dont live month to month on credit cards / overdrafts / and just live within my means and have a decent amount saved away. When you can show banks that you are a low risk customer, they line up to throw money at you for high value assets.
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One of the best things someone has said on this forum, and it's damn true. You don't have to be mega rich to own a nice car, just very clever and cautious with money :-)

Absolutely stunning car btw - the gallardo, for me, is THE supercar I loved when I first started to get interested in cars!
 
Just ignore it. I ignore loads of stuff and though I never put people on ignore I find it REALLY easy not to read their content when I wish not to.
 
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