Nothing is guaranteed. You will hear from people who bought one, drove it for a long time and never had an issue other than routine stuff. You will also hear from ones that had an issue. I had a serpentine belt go on a Murcie and we were stranded. Is that the norm?....NO. Can it happen?...obviously yes. But don't let the "what if's" deter you from owning one. Overall, they are solid cars that perform great, especially when they are driven and serviced. If you're looking for a fun "driver" car, the Gallardo is hands down more fun than the Murcie, IMO. But some prefer the Murcie for it's "presence".

Kyle

 

LOL - I'm considering buying a Countach for the same reason :-)

 

I probably shouldnt even post this cause i know the guy is a hater, but a friend in Finland sent me this link the other day:
http://www.lambounfall.de/lamborghin...ago_crash.html

worth reading anyway perhaps.


One thing I can say about the attention is - WATCH OUT - I was rear ended by a 19yr old kid that was chasing me down to take pics in my G.

 

Hey Guys! I am Jfowler's Daughter Mikaela. I just wanted to know what you guys think about the design of the Murcielago. Like.... are there any flaws in the car that are the same for every one? i dont mean like the seats or pedals, things having to do with the engine and the drivability of the cars and that sort of thing. Also, things like, are they a sturdy car, could they be a great daily driver, what about long hauls to other states(like my dad mentioned Cali and Idaho). Do you guys think the car will be easy to take care of with all the miles it will get?


THX *<:0)&

Mikaela