Did You Know the Cost of a High Mileage Lamborghini?
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Did you know the Lamborghini with the highest mileage? Owned by Simon George, the co-founder of 6th Gear Experience that specializes in the supercar experience. The Lambo Murcielago is used as a rental vehicle and is driven extensively. Simon himself puts on 600 miles a week going to close to a hundred (100) events a year where all sorts of drivers try their hand at taming a supercar. If you were wondering what that kind of upkeep costs you'll need to figure out the fuel cost at 10 mpg at about $162,000. 84 sets of tires at $97,400, engine service at $64,000 and $19,000 in insurance. The orange Murci was also involved in a crash by one of the renters to the tune of $115,000 that took the car down for 4 years. Each headlight was $7,700 and it wasn't earning during that time. That's close to $640,000 over its lifetime in a car that originally costs over $500,000 and we're not even counting the $154,000 in depreciation. That's pretty impressive stats and something anyone should consider when buying a car like this and thinking Daily Driven.
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“14 sets of tires”
Oh that’s not bad at a-
“a year.”
oh.
There is no way that's true 😂
Including brake jobs, apparently.
Just wait till you start drifting
@@mazdafy1428 Sports tires last 1/4 as long as normal tires and everyone who rents a lambo is burning the tires every where they go.
The thing that would be more unrealistic is only 3 clutches. It should have gone through 7 clutches and 2 transmissions the way people treat a rented car.
@@FedSmoker64 ok yea that's fair, yea fr I bet they smoked that clutch 😂
Everybody forgets about the Lamborghini tractors 😂
Exactly!
What tractor is going 260k miles
@@mr.chompers3026 a hell of a lot dude.
@@dch0614 not miles, but they could definitely rack up more hours. Most tractors are probably averaging 10mph or under.
@@Andrew-sv3ck thank you for that reply! We had tractors that literally wouldn’t die. Owned them for 20 years. Wish one had been an old Lamborghini. It would probably be worth a million.
The fact that it's on the original engine being mostly revved out as a trackday rental car is a testament to how well these cars were made.
imagine spending 640,000 dollars on maintenance and calling a car "well made"
@@TrickifyMagik Imagine not taking into consideration it was a track rental for years which was stated in both the video and my comment, and the fact that Lambo parts cost more in general. The fact that you couldn't figure this out given all the clues is quite frankly astonishing.
One of the vw Passat did 1,5 million km/h on one engine
These cars are poorly made.. ever seen one in parts? Its crap
@@missionDan I have, maybe some of the plastic parts behind door panels and the dash are cheap but nothing involving the drivetrain is cheaped out on. Do you think because a car has parts laid out on a table it's badly made?
So that’s why it called an LP640
🤣👍🏻
That's not the 640 version
Everyone knows that Ed Bolien will be adding this to his fleet eventually.
Came for this comment.... Plus he will find some one on one spec details for the making it million dollars
Ain't that sweet my Honda Accord had over four hundred thousand miles and a cracked radiator and still ran everything was stock when I got rid of it
Ahhh, comparing a Honda to a Lamborghini. That's cute. The Corvette guys want to have a conversation with you though.
@@ExecutiveAutomotiveSociety okay we can start a conversation I like Corvette especially c8 and the new mid-engine vet very cool
@@isaacosland1019 no, I'm pointing out that every time we post a Lamborghini video the corvette guys come in and tell us how their car can do everything a Lambo can do at a fourth of the cost. I don't know how they'll react when a Honda comes in and says it can do it for even less. 😆
@@ExecutiveAutomotiveSociety oh yeah I definitely hear that I'm with you guys
@@ExecutiveAutomotiveSociety I’d take a Honda I can mod and tune over a lambo any day. Have fun paying thousands for generic parts just rebranded for dumb people😂 car is literally just an Audi for double or triple the price
This car was crashed during a trackday by a customer and the owner actually had the chassis straightened and the car repaired. It featured in Evo magazine's Long Term Fleet section for a while as the owner was a contributing writer on the magazine
I did know that, but I didn’t know he was a writer. That’s pretty cool. Explains why info is tough to come by, but the Short is hopefully going viral so it’d be great to get an update.
Yeah it had a unfortunate meeting with a big tree.
“Over 260,000 miles and climbing!”
*258,000 miles stares menacingly into the distance*
Let’s make it a million mile Lamborghini. Sell it to me!!
Do it!!!
I've had a kitchen brush for over 20 years, I call it the old faithful. It had eight new heads and four new handles... but it's totally reliable! 😅😂
Ok trigger
At least their driving it
Okay rental fee a day is $1500 and counting so $640K aint nothing
That car belonged to one of the staff at evo magazine and was used for track days , pretty sure it had some fairly major engine work done on it but it’s technically the original engine
Well I'm honestly surprised that the engine has not been rebuilt yet
I’m with you on that one.
Dude lamborghinis are basically tractor built motors ofc they'll last hella long
Don't be. Both Lamborghini and Ferrari make quality engines that can go the distance. Most people refuse to drive them though.
@@xPayBakx don't talk rubbish
Murcielago LP640000$
Did you know , they are made from parts taken from Audi , Mercs and Volvo .
When the phase isnt just a phase
My 1986 Ford Econoline that finally died after 485,000 miles
Parents had an enconoline growi g up. What a great vehicle. Would love to find one in good shape today.
Sets of tires per year is completely unrelated to the number of brake jobs...
There is a reason they are so expansive. Top notch quality. There should be a real rule that everything that is expansive and luxury should have the absolute best quality
My 99 f350 super duty at 500k and the only thing that broke is the power steering 🗿🍷
Relevant comparison that is...
And a 1997 F250 7.3 L power stroke costs like 5,000 today and requires almost no maintenance and can last over 1,000,000 miles easily.
258,000 miles isn’t more than 260,000 …🤷🏼♂️
That model Lambo merci is the best
Triggers broom.
I had a 2.4-liter Chevrolet Malibu that went to 300k and it went through about six sets of tires, a couple brake jobs, and it pretty much was basic preventative maintenance. I believe it was less than 600k for all the operating costs.
I wish ppl drove their expensive exotics like this. Instead they sit in garages with temperature control I would say collecting dust but they must wash them every week.
The cost of keeping it up for 200k miles is double what the car cost brand new. Screw that!
Gotta pay to play. 🤣👍🏻. I think the truth is that cars like this aren’t made to be used as consistently as this. Regular maintenance on these cars isn’t bad, but an accident, amateurs burning through transmissions. It adds up fast. Hey, if Lambo isn’t your thing, no problem. Look up maintenance on any other car and you’ll see the same cycle. In fact, very few cars make it to this kind of mileage without serious work so just having its original engine after all that track duty is a testament to its strength.
It was used as a track rental most of its life
What on earth.... 14 sets of tires... a year. Wtf.
Normally one set last the entire cars life or you change it maybe once...
The operating cost of a Lamborghini Aventador is very expensive but it does prove that you can stack a lot of miles on these cars! They're not as temperamental as most people would think.
Exactly! People don’t realize how much different the Aventador was from the shared platform of the Murcielago, Diablo and Countach. The earlier models did well because they were so rudimentary in design, while the Aventador was over engineered. The complication was design space and performance balance that the Aventador was made to overcome.
Exactly! It only takes $640,000!
I'm a fan of high mileage but well cared for cars. I wouldn't expect that many miles on a Lamborghini, but I can appreciate it.
Why tf is everyone in the comments comparing their high mileage economy daily to this lambo which spent most of it life being revved on a cold start. This is more impressive
This comment. I’m tempted to highlight it!
My dream is to buy an exotic and put 30k a year on it, maintain it well and see if it can go 1 million miles when maintained properly. But there's a very low chance of it happening.
I wish you best of luck in that goal. It would be fun to see:
Porsche owners: 420.000 km beendeten meine Einfahrzeit
And i can tell the only reason for the tires and clutch was because they were abusing it 😅
You can guarantee that! 🤣👍🏻
To be on its third clutch at that mileage isn't actually that bad
3 clutch replacements woah
Someone call Ed Bolian from Vinwiki! He needs this car
260,000 miles and only 3 clutches huh. Pretty impressive
It's sad!! Imagine everyone could have a chance to drive a car like this?! A million miles and hundreds of smiles!!
I know of a guy with a 1.5 million mile 996 Porsche 911 Turbo. Just regular maintenance
Man they over work that baby
No wonder it runs for so long, it gets regular brake jobs dude
So 14 brake jobs a year? Saying “14 sets of tires a year including brake jobs” is like saying “it went through 14 oil changes per year, including timing chain replacements”…..🤔
Ed Bolian’s dream lambo 😂
290k Mile B5 audi here. Believe 3rd clutch aswell. Transmission is tired, so is the motor, but it still drives. Did the heatercore last year too
That’s how it should be done. If i owned a car like this, I would never want to drive anything else.
Damn, got 110k on mine, thought it was high milage, I'm not even half way there!
Hey, 110,000 is nothing to scoff at and nothing wrong with 2nd place. Best comments I get are “glad you drove it!” 😎👍🏻
@@ExecutiveAutomotiveSociety I'm only responsible for 10k of those miles. At the rate I'm going the sun will explode before it sees 258k
@@tintshady2049 🤣👍🏻. That’s what most owners tell me. I had a friend that owned an 09 Murci and he literally said I drive it more than he did. 🤷🏻♂️
@290k in January of this and climbing.
86k in 2016 then put on 174k in just over one year to 260k🚀. Then averaging about 7.5k pa from then and registered in Scotland when new.
Most reliable toy ever
14 sets of tires in 1 year? Wtf
You cant spell Lamborghini without L
looking at some of the supercars upkeep that's not bad. but you have to look at it as a daily driver .
I’m sure the rental is probably 500 to a $1,000 a day.
Not overly bad when you consider each clutch runs about $4k-$6k and that’s not including labor. That’s the big coast in owning one of these cars. It doesn’t seem like parts are that much when you see the total with labor included, but then if you take a part like 1 spark plug I t’s near $40 for oen. Typical cars are anywhere from $5-$20 and the $20 range is a performance spark plug for other cars
14 sets of tires a year and only 3 clutches?
What on earth does "14 sets of tires a year including brake jobs" mean?
Mike, somebody told me to revoke your man card. Don't make me do it. Please!
@@ExecutiveAutomotiveSociety how does a set of tires include a brake job? Are the 2 things somehow linked when servicing a murcielago specifically?
I'm sorry I can't help you because "14 sets of tires a year including brake jobs" makes absolutely no sense.
There is no way on earth the engine isn't on it 2nd rebuild.
actually impressive the engine lasted that long burning through 14 sets of tires a year
For these reason its called Lp640😂😂😂
3rd clutch as a rental? Are you sure son? You meant 33rd clutch surely
I just turned 334,000 in my Pontiac Grand Prix GT2
murcielago favorite Lamborghini
Does not need 14 sets of tires in 1 year🤣
I was gonna say no way an E gear murcielago with 260k has only gone through 3 clutches.
I can tell you know E-Gear like I do! 🤣👍🏻
And now or ever has it been worth any where close to that 😅
It has over 260k and climbing… shows a picture of the counter at 258k.
Think hard now. So if it shows 258 and it has OVER 260 and “climbing,” how exactly would you like a picture IN THE FUTURE!!! I guess I should call the guy and say, “yup we need to update the Short every few days because our viewers are, let’s say, simple.” I know logic is tough in this day and age but you’re making us look bad! Read a book! 🤣🚧
@@ExecutiveAutomotiveSociety I dunno, a number above 260? So not 258. Douchebag.
Latest mot in January says 290k now
320k on my Chevy a d she's finally broken in😅
"14 sets of tires a year including brake jobs" what? Brakes don't have anything to do with tires
174k done in 1 year
I drove that Lambo. It was awesome.
Thats why its a 640lp
I'm Not Sure If I'm Supposed To Be Impressed hahaha
If you’re not sure I’d say go with yes.
14 sets of tires a year ? That’s cap 🧢 he must’ve had to charge 10k a day
Lol sweet my uncles $500 ranger has over half a million miles.
what a coincidence
Laughing in Volvo
But my 02 ws6 has 450,000 and doesn’t get a video lol
But how much did they make off it?? That’s what’s important???
My question Is from 2016 to 2017 it did 180,000 miles
If its driven like a regular car (which it wasn't) then it wouldn't be impressive. Cause trust me as soon as the kid that starts doing pulls on a Honda that's the owner it dies on they get like 30-40k off it and it dies. Pulls are fine guys just do your maintaince and don't drive it like a race car all the time
No way it's only on its 3rd clutch. They don't last more than 30k miles, at best.
Houston crosta owns it at royalty exotics lasvegas nv rI rode in it
Don’t care about how much the machine cost to operate if your not going to tell us what it gross clearly more then 650k
Everyone comparing his to basic ass cars with a million miles, or 500k miles here. Like those are daily driver cars, meant to have miles put on. The typically supercars are meant to be driven, but not as dailies. For a RENTAL lambo to have that many on the original engine, especially a Murci with all the issues they have, that’s insane.
260k? Cute.
Jay Leno's countach has over 2 million
Where is that! Barring the idea that number seems impossible the most I saw recorded outside this car was 250,000 range and they weren’t confirmed miles.
Wonder how much revenue it brought it😮
I can’t believe you’re the first person to ask that! That is the magic question. If he spent $600,000. How much did it make to stick with it after it was in an accident to still get the frame stretched and fixed! Has to be a million or more.
Not 640 if you do work yourself literally half that and most rental places do in house setvice
Huh here I thought dde puts more milage on their Lamborghinis
You just never know!
My Honda fit has 2.5 million clicks original engine
I’ve seen the Toyota with over a million miles. Even though it had a couple of engines that’s still pretty impressive.
Well at least the engine is good. That will make that $600 k easier to swallow😂
Toyota: hmph rookie numbers
Tacoma... vehicle drives a million miles and is repaired with pocket change.
What a bargain I don't think😊😢
Sorry I can’t believe that, 14 sets a year. Sounds ridiculous
Yeah right. You quoting dealer prices? I guarantee they used the cheapest parts available.
Whistlelin diesel ha
Ngl, that's pretty cheap for such a car.
That's the spirit!
Oh yea well I have 200000 on my Tahoe with and it’s had 6 sets
But how much did it make in rental income? 😄👍
$3 a mile. Yikes.