This happened a few days ago in Sydney. The uninsured lightweight Lamborghini SV (no ABS on that model) left 80 metre skid marks.

All people involved are OK, but sore.

(According to a somebody in the know, the yearly insurance figure on that Lambo would be around AUD$7000)

(According to a somebody in the know, the yearly insurance figure on that Lambo would be around AUD$7000)

That'd be cheap compared to replacing the car... dang.

If you have the kind of money to buy a Lambo, then you should have the money to insure it. Sorry to see the Ute in so many pieces though. I hope all involved are alright.

NOOOOooooooooooo

Poor lambo.

Damn, I was aiming at the UTE when I took the shot! Oh well, I will have to have a bit more Holden target practice.

Ummm....

7,000.00 AUD = 6,021.42 CAD

That's only $300 more than the best rate I could find for a Cobalt this year...

Canadian insurance sucks.

Ummm....

7,000.00 AUD = 6,021.42 CAD

That's only $300 more than the best rate I could find for a Cobalt this year...

Canadian insurance sucks.

With my pending relocation to Canada in a few months time, that's not something I want to hear.

A member of an Australian Performance Forum that I'm a member of, posted that his brother pays AUD$7K on his Lamborghini Murcielago (with a AUD$450K insurance valuation).

With my pending relocation to Canada in a few months time, that's not something I want to hear.

A member of an Australian Performance Forum that I'm a member of, posted that his brother pays AUD$7K on his Lamborghini Murcielago (with a AUD$450K insurance valuation).

James - I have friends paying 1/4 to 1/3 of what I do, because they:

1. Didn't have an accident in the last 6 years

2. Are over 30

3. Don't live in Toronto

I'm pretty sure you will also fit into all those categories, right? It's just my situation that means I get raped by the insurance companies.

James - I have friends paying 1/4 to 1/3 of what I do, because they:

1. Didn't have an accident in the last 6 years

2. Are over 30

3. Don't live in Toronto

I'm pretty sure you will also fit into all those categories, right? It's just my situation that means I get raped by the insurance companies.

I've had no car insurance claims in over 30 years (last one was in 1974), so that eliminates the first 2 points ... and I sure don't plan to live in Toronto, so there goes the third point.

Just to ruin your day, I'm currently paying under $300 per year for my car's full insurance ... although they don't consider a near 30 year old car to be worth all that much (even if I've already had collectors offer me more than 5 times the car's official book value).

Did the Lambo engine fall down the bridge?

Did the Lambo engine fall down the bridge?

Wouldn't that be in the back?

Wouldn't that be in the back?

My Bad.

OMFG if it was a hardtop camaro they would all be dead.

The wrecked Diablo SV is already up on an auction site that specializes in wrecked cars.