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27-01-2012, 01:01 PM
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 "Instead of figuring a way to extract the fuel from the tank, taking it for a quick 50-mile spin, or just swapping it for another Gallardo, the display staff decided it'd be a good idea to just sit in the car and rev it to redline in neutral. Not so good for the car, but, in a pinch, excusable—perhaps. The person behind the wheel soon grew tired of the limiter-popping, however, and decided to automate the process with a piece of wood lodged between the seat and the gas pedal. It was just a matter of time, then, before the poor thing overheated and burst into flames." source: http://jalopnik.com/car_b_que/
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car-b-cue? lamborghini set on fire
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