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I think thats how the blokes there did it, the Lambo was on an 04 plate but had near on 30k miles on it which is high for a car like that, so recon it must get used alot.Originally posted by kramerWonder if you could pay the finance on a lambo by renting it for track days?
All the other cars were owned by different people as well. Problem is though I recon insurance must be massive and things go wrong its going to cost clutches, breaks etc.
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Wonder if you could pay the finance on a lambo by renting it for track days?Originally posted by Ivor1I did the same thing couple of months ago, it wasnt a bad deal for £180 got to drive (only a couple of laps though in each)
Ferrari 355
Lotus Elise
Porsche 996
Sub Impres Rally Car
Also got a lap in a Lambo Murcielago, but that was £50 a lap, but worth it.
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www.mithril.co.ukOriginally posted by Cooperinliverp00lHow much did it cost ?
£125 for the Lambo, but there are other options
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Originally posted by MrsGoofWell since I'm so bored I'll tell you about my day yesterday
went to Goodwood and took a Diablo around the track.
Loads of fun, shame I didn't crash, never mind
Driving home was fun, driving like I was still on the track, a few scary moments on those nice winding lanes in west sussex.
Seems like driving super cars around a track might become my monthly treat.
I did the same thing couple of months ago, it wasnt a bad deal for £180 got to drive (only a couple of laps though in each)
Ferrari 355
Lotus Elise
Porsche 996
Sub Impres Rally Car
Also got a lap in a Lambo Murcielago, but that was £50 a lap, but worth it.
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How much did it cost ?Originally posted by MrsGoofWell since I'm so bored I'll tell you about my day yesterday
went to Goodwood and took a Diablo around the track.
Loads of fun, shame I didn't crash, never mind
Driving home was fun, driving like I was still on the track, a few scary moments on those nice winding lanes in west sussex.
Seems like driving super cars around a track might become my monthly treat.
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It is very good fun, I had a day out with Reuters and took a F-355 round the track a few times, and a formular-2 single seater.....and yes I know what your talking about drivng on the way home, problem with that though I was in the Disco, and there not know for racing driving....Originally posted by MrsGoofWell since I'm so bored I'll tell you about my day yesterday
went to Goodwood and took a Diablo around the track.
Loads of fun, shame I didn't crash, never mind
Driving home was fun, driving like I was still on the track, a few scary moments on those nice winding lanes in west sussex.
Seems like driving super cars around a track might become my monthly treat.
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Driving a Lambo
Well since I'm so bored I'll tell you about my day yesterday
went to Goodwood and took a Diablo around the track.
Loads of fun, shame I didn't crash, never mind
Driving home was fun, driving like I was still on the track, a few scary moments on those nice winding lanes in west sussex.
Seems like driving super cars around a track might become my monthly treat.Tags: None
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