The Dilemma of a Low-Mileage Lamborghini Murcielago LP 640: Preserve, Sell, or Convert?
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Mr JWW has acquired a pristine right-hand drive Lamborghini Murcielago LP 640, a rare gem with only 228 miles on the clock. Inspired by a manual version he previously drove, he planned to convert this one from e-gear to manual. However, collectors are up in arms, urging him not to tamper with this automotive unicorn. Some even offered him a hefty sum, 40% more than what he paid. The car comes with a treasure trove of documentation, including original accessories like Lamborghini gloves and a radio head unit control.
The meticulous preservation efforts at AR Exclusive have left the car looking better than fresh from the factory, ready for whatever Mr JWW decides to do next. The original tires from 2007, still with moldings on the sidewall, stand as a testament to its historical significance. The unique 18-inch wheels and 335-section rear tires present a challenge for replacements, highlighting the car's distinctiveness. Despite the tempting offers and preservation concerns, Mr JWW is torn between selling, preserving, or proceeding with the manual conversion and exhaust modifications.
Viewers are now part of the decision-making process, with Mr JWW seeking their input on whether to park it, sell it, or send it on a journey of transformation. The car's rich history, detailed documentation, and original accessories make it a time capsule of Lamborghini's legacy. The debate rages on whether to keep this automotive masterpiece as a static display piece, cash in on its escalating value, or unleash its full potential through a manual conversion and extensive driving. The future of this low-mileage automotive marvel hangs in the balance, with enthusiasts eagerly awaiting Mr JWW's next move.
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Viewer Reactions for THE PROBLEM WITH BUYING WORLDS LOWEST MILEAGE LAMBORGHINI MURCIELAGO LP640
Some suggest storing the car, selling it for a profit, or converting it to a manual transmission
Encouragement to use the car and drive it, rather than keep it stored
Suggestions to convert the car to manual and enjoy driving it
Debate on whether to sell the car to a collector or keep it for future value
Recommendations to convert the car and drive it, potentially selling it for a profit later
Encouragement to enjoy the car and not worry about the opinions of the community
Some viewers emphasize the importance of driving and enjoying the car rather than keeping it as a collector's item
Suggestions to sell the car and find another one for modifications and driving
Some viewers advise waiting for the right opportunity to modify another car instead of altering the current one
Overall, a mix of opinions on whether to store, sell, or modify the car, with a focus on enjoying the driving experience
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