| I wonder if if this kid is on this forum eh? This was taken of autoblog
It's hard to feel sorry for this 22-year-old driver and his white 2012 Lamborghini Aventador after police pulled him over for a recent violation in Richmond, BC.
Officers originally stopped the Lamborghini for a suspected front license plate violation, only to discover the $430,000 super car was foolishly not insured. The driver promptly earned himself a hefty $568 fine and got to watch his uninsured Aventador immediately towed away.
Then to make matters worse, "the driver actually complained the fine was too much money," said RCMP Cpl. Robert McDonald of the Lower Mainland District Traffic Services.
Although we understand tough economic times can be hard on everyone, it's still difficult to grasp why a mere $568 fine would seem excessively expensive to this driver from posh West Vancouver. This story is a real tearjerker, especially when you consider the plight of today's poor exotic car owners.
What's next, a Lamborghini owners petition against high gas prices?
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