GT2 to Gallardo....looking for advice!!
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12-17-2010 | 08:24 PM
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There were some good "buyers guides" out there explaining the experinces a person had with their gallardo, I will try and find and post it.
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found it, http://supercarrentalsinc.com/the-co...-buyers-guide/
Keep in mind this was a rental car..... but gives you a general idea, its a 2004 BTW
EDIT:
found it, http://supercarrentalsinc.com/the-co...-buyers-guide/
Keep in mind this was a rental car..... but gives you a general idea, its a 2004 BTW
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12-17-2010 | 11:42 PM
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egear is only different than the manual in terms of slipping. that's why manual usually last longer in the hands of an experienced driver. if driven properly, the egear will last around 15k-20k mi, depending on whether it's a 04-05 or 06-08 and how much traffic driving you do.
for those that think 996GT2 is the sexy blond, i dont suppose you have ever dated one
for those that think 996GT2 is the sexy blond, i dont suppose you have ever dated one
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12-18-2010 | 09:27 AM
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plus one on that, that was always my biggest fear.....
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12-18-2010 | 11:10 AM
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Agreed!
the GT2 is like the librarian who gets wild on the weekends and the gallardo is the blonde that is a little high maintenance but not as good in bed.
I guess we all wonder what the other one is like!!
the GT2 is like the librarian who gets wild on the weekends and the gallardo is the blonde that is a little high maintenance but not as good in bed.
I guess we all wonder what the other one is like!!
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12-18-2010 | 11:54 AM
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Good comparison, I guess for those that married a wild librarian but wanted a hot blonde, they can occasionally go for a hooker (rent a blonde/car); it is much cheaper longterms.
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12-18-2010 | 12:09 PM
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Damn, now that you put it that way, it sounds like I'm divorcing the librarian and marrying a hooker!
It's going to be fun and costly!
It's going to be fun and costly!
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12-18-2010 | 12:18 PM
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gee i have heard very bad things about reliabilty. is in if your gonna drive from sacramento to carmel be sure you have a tech to work on the car becauce you will not make it round trip.... that statement was made by my tech of 20 years, while he was doing service on the same .... love the sound love the looks but porsches are faster and me thinks more bullet proof imo but i still want a lambo, just cant find the 200grand
. The G is very similar in reliability to the 911TT. I'm planning to do the TURBO conversion on the G from underground racing 1000 hp. Turns the G into the sickest car on the planet.http://www.undergroundracing.com/index.php
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