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Basic service runs 20k. Tires 28K. Wheel sensors, which need to be replaced when you change tires are 6k. I had COR wheels in Miami build me a set...
Ill make it simple.....buy a lambo. Lambo guys drive their cars and get to wear cooler clothes too! Who wants to pamper a car and dress in head to...
You know, I think you can drive any car anywhere you would normally be going as long as your cool about it. If you have a nice car, its expected...
The wrap is matte black over the factory red. The shiny black is factory black with clear bra.
Thought everyone might like these. Just a few quick shots I took while some local Army guys where looking at car. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
3 on the Rally. 2 private owners and a Bugatti owned Grandsport.
I agree 110%......my 99 Roadster and 01 6.0 w GT Kit are keepers too!
:D Quit hiding out and you would know these things....not technically in Nashville....but close.
Exclusivity comes with a price. A Richard Mille wouldnt be a Richard Mille with out the price tag and Ferrari wouldnt be a Ferrari without the...
Yes you can see whats in front but if im turning left, i tend to want to lean left also bc the pillar and mirror creates a blind spot....more so...
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[IMG] First pic is coming over the clearwater bridge on the gold rush, second pic was take from the BCs white veyron as we were cruising on...
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The blind spots take some getting used to because the pillars are wide and the mirrors are tucked in close. It made me want to lean into the...
Ill upload some later. You can read some of the Goldrush 4 threads and see it. Its the black one with matte black sides. Mine is a 2006 Model.
I can assure you, they handle exceptionally well and are a blast to drive. Your friend obviously doesnt drive his too much. I just got back from...
RM011 Rose Gold. Just got it from OJ at Watch U Want and LOVE IT. Cant stop smiling.
