What Not to Do with a Lamborghini Murciélago

I recently came across this news story published by the guys at Bild.de, and it has truly left me shaken, since seeing a Lamborghini Murciélago in this state is not pleasant news, neither for me nor, surely, for its owner, because the accident is quite a “bite”.

Apparently, from what I could make out, the owner of this model had nothing to do with the mishap, since his only “mistake” was precisely caring for his beautiful Murciélago and taking it to the workshop for a routine service, which ended up as you can see thanks to the splendid driving of a mechanic who, before handing the car back, set out to test it to make sure everything was fine.

Now then, what would you think if you took your Lambo to the official workshop and got it back slightly totalled? To be honest, it’s better not to ask, because that is precisely what happened at the Nobel-Autohauses Schuttenbach dealership in Anzing, Germany, where a 32-year-old mechanic set out to test the car, with its owner’s consent, on an open road. That test, as you can see, ended with a monster of 590 horsepower grazing on the grass.

As for the end of the story, naturally the Lambo was insured comprehensively, and its owner, who curiously was the manager of the dealership itself, only had to worry about the minor injuries suffered by both the driver and the co-driver, since the insurance covered the 400,000 euros it cost to repair such a mess.

Now then, what would you do if something similar happened to you? I don’t mean that you have a Lamborghini and it happens to you what happened to this German, but that you take your private car to the workshop and come across an incident of this kind.

Via | bild.de
Via | DM