Interesting but I highly doubt the seller will see that much because this car is near impossible to repair. Only thing left to do is part out but to part out $98,000 would take a long time.

wouldn't you agree that, that exact engine with the millage it has, fetch upwards to 60-70k easily? and rims say 5000? seats 2000? (prices from what i have seen on lambo sites) exhaust,rest of the interior...and many other parts which would probably sell right away, be easy for you to hit par with the buying price?

ouch.. I highly doubt thats repairable. :cry:

It's hard to say really how much of the car you can part out and how much you'll get for the parts.

It would be interesting to find out if Lambo would be able to fix the car and if they could how much would it cost. I remember reading that the Porsche GT that crashed in Vancouver a few years ago was sent back to Germany to be repaired.

the easiest way to deal with this is if we call the guys that have the car for sale. In there ad it says "YOU SHOULD HAVE IT READY AT LESS THAN 1700004 WHAT A STEAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.We are dealers and Lamborghini repair shop in texas and have purchased the car from British Columbia.Vancouver Canada," if they are a Lamborghini repair shop and have estimated it costs around 170000 to repair the car back to normal, i would have no problem buying that car and sending it to the states to get fixed then bringing it back down. Hell ill even give then 190000 to fix have it back to normal (yes i know it will never be the same, but as long as its a good job getting done from a "Lamborghini repair shop" I'm fine with it". What Ive done in the past, well about 5 years ago, i brought a Ferrari 355 down from the states that was wrecked, brought it local to a shop that had many parts in stock, fixed it and took it back down to the states (don't know if this will still work) but if it does, a LP640 for 190000? I'm down

I've dealed with a few people that have rebuilt exotics.

It's very time consuming, parts are extremely expensive. And some parts you have to try and make yourself. All in all, not a safe car. You might save a bit of cash if you're looking to show off, and don't plan to drive the crap out of it.

But whoever thinks $8000 to fix that is on crack. If it would only cost that much it would've been repaired.

A Mondena with lighter damage than that costed 60K+ to fix on top of buying the wreck.

You should buy it, fix it and then tell us how it is then.

The bigger idiot here is the one who believes they're getting a "bargain" out of fixing that car. Whatever floats your boat.

Never knew that cheapass and Lamborghini would be used in the same sentence.

w00t! ready for less than 1.7 Million!
LOL.

Good luck to whoever buys this Lambo...you will seriously...i mean SERIOUSLY...NEED IT

damage on every corner! 150k is way too high.
seen this one around town a few times. owner loved to flaunt it. saw him drive down robson about 6 times in 30 minutes last summer.

Yeah, that thing is perma-broken.

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...e/IMG00128.jpg

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...e/IMG00127.jpg

holy shit! the first pic lol

its being sold for parts. it says it on there. reserve is around 150k.

Didn't the owner get a black LP640 as a replacement?

yup he did


and thats easily 80-100k to fix.

This ad was posted today on craigslist...wonder if it's the same LP640....

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/ctd/993527415.html

Whoever this poster is has a few other nice cars for sale.

If i remember correctly that guy bought a few Lambos from the US when they were admissable. Your welcome to correct me if im wrong

he also has a black gallardo for sale, if its still available

Where is vancouver canda?

most poorly written ad ever

a guy that owns an exotic dealership bought that car from the states. 6 speed manual too. im pretty sure he already sold it and now this new owner is trying to sell it. the blue car tha twas crashed was e-gear

common guys just hit up ralphs and get a lambo bumper hood and just steal the lil bits
and this car will be up and running in no time

lol^

shit 350k, wish i could buy that

$350,000 is quite a deal for a LP640.

If it was worth fixing, or could be fixed at a reasonable price, I'm sure they would've brought it down to the USA. $5300 in duty shouldn't be enough to stop them.

Anyone know the specifics of the accident though?