Lamborghini's orange beast: Murciélago hits 480,000 kilometres
Most supercars have minimal mileage due to their occasional use. However, this case is entirely different. Meet the Murciélago, which has covered 480,000 kilometres.
Supercars with high mileage always arouse many emotions, which is not surprising. After all, these are not cars designed for long trips. Their maintenance is expensive, and their reliability often leaves much to be desired. That’s why this particular Lambo is so unique.
This beautiful orange model with a manual transmission has just crossed the magic 480,000 kilometres mark. It did so during a trip to the Lamborghini museum in Sant'Agata Bolognese.
Behind the wheel was Simon George, an automotive YouTuber, the first and only owner of the exceptional Murciélago, and a businessman running a car rental company. As you probably guessed, the nature of his business has much to do with the car’s mileage.
Yes, the 480,000 kilometres have been racked up by Simon and mainly by customers, who likely did not handle the car with extreme care. This fact further amplifies the uniqueness of this achievement.
You are unlikely to find another Murciélago like this. Moreover, the car is not retiring and will continue to clock more kilometres.
