The Lamborghini Gallardo:

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Dean For America, 2004 - 26 Jan 2004 04:04 GMT

An "Italian" exotic with an Hungarian-built Volkswagen engine...

"delightful", may I have the Ecuadorian sushi as well?

...and it's butt-ugly to boot: The side view is an absolute
miscreation, and the rear end looks like a Ginza-strip vending
machine.

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matt borland - 26 Jan 2004 04:07 GMT

> An "Italian" exotic with an Hungarian-built Volkswagen engine...
>
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> miscreation, and the rear end looks like a Ginza-strip vending
> machine.

I dunno, I kinda like it. Of course, I also like
bulletnose Studebakers, so who am I to say, eh?

-Matt- "Ginza strip? Qu' est-ce que c'est?"

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Dean For America, 2004 - 26 Jan 2004 13:48 GMT

>> An "Italian" exotic with an Hungarian-built Volkswagen engine...
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>-Matt- "Ginza strip? Qu' est-ce que c'est?"

Think 'Tokyo's Times Square', without the "stringent" signage codes.

...And I was of course alluding to the famed 'used
schoolgirl's-panties vending machines'.

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matt borland - 27 Jan 2004 04:28 GMT

> >> An "Italian" exotic with an Hungarian-built Volkswagen engine...
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> ...And I was of course alluding to the famed 'used
> schoolgirl's-panties vending machines'.

There's another sushi joke in there somewhere, but
I don't feel like making the effort...

-Matt- "..."

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Josh - 26 Jan 2004 06:46 GMT

> An "Italian" exotic with an Hungarian-built Volkswagen engine...
>
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> miscreation, and the rear end looks like a Ginza-strip vending
> machine.

To me it looks like an Audi Prototype. It lacks lamborghinishness, note the
missing 'lambo style doors' and its definitely too scrunched up. I have to
say though, still a nice car I wouldn't mind owning, but not good enough for
its class.

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