Try Not To Weep At The Sight Of This Keyed Lamborghini Huracan Avio
Any kind of car vandalism is upsetting to see, but there’s something particularly rage-inducing about the concept of ‘keying’. This simple, vicious act is something that takes great effort and expense to rectify for any car, let alone a vehicle like this.
Spotted looking quite sorry for itself in the Belgian town Brugge, the vehicle in question is a Lamborghini Huracan Avio. Only 250 of these Italian Air Force-inspired LP610-4s were made, with four special matte finishes available (along with one metallic finish).
Yep, a limited edition matte paint finish. Specifically, this Huracan wears ‘Verde Turbine’. We dread to think how much it’s going to cost to repair.
There’s no background information to go along with this story, just a bunch of images that’ll make you feel sad.
Lie down on the floor, try not to cry…
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
Comments
The language I want to use is not really fit for a public forum. The anger burns hot.
Surely there must be a reason for such horrible attack on the car? Not trying to excuse whoever did this, but just doubting that anyone would do it for no reason. Some supercar owners love to rev the nuts off their engines at 2am next to homes and then get surprised when people call the police or get pissed. Could something like that be the reason?
Once again, not protecting the ** who did this
Bet you it’s all those * cyclists, thinking that Lamborghini owner is the root cause of global warming, so in doing their “bit” to satisfy their selves, they keyed the car so they can act all high and mighty.
In many countries, the average population hates the upper classes due to sheer jealosy, which is the reason behind all the keying. (Don’t know the situation in Belgium though).
Where I live, it is not uncommon to see a 15 year old BMW 320d being keyed, simply because it is a car from a relatively premium brand.
How I would be if this was my car.
Oh my god. Not to take away from the inhumane act of damage that was done to this beauty, but the Huracan looks so damn BEAUTIFUL in the first picture, despite the keying
Whoever did that, I will find you
What kind of tremendous a**hole does this
Shouldn’t someone who drives a car like that have an insurance to cover vandalism?
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