Guy drove Marcus Rashford’s new $600k Lamborghini and thought he’d gone deaf

This guy drove Marcus Rashford’s new $600k Lamborghini and thought he’d gone deaf.

YouTuber Warford Cars went for a spin in the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ owned by the soccer star.

When he discovered one of his customers owned the car, he knew he had to go for a ride in it.

But the car was so loud that he was convinced he’d lost his hearing.

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Going for a ride in Marcus Rashford’s $600k Lamborghini

It’s no secret that celebrities love fast cars, whether they be Post Malone or Jimmy Butler.

And 27-year-old soccer star Marcus Rashford is no exception.

The British athlete rose to international prominence playing for Manchester United, but he’s also renowned for his love of cars.

He’s been linked to Rolls-Royces and Audis, but its a Lamborghini that has recently gotten one YouTuber excited.

Warford Cars heard that his customer, James, had gotten hold of an Aventador SVJ that Rashford sold in favor of an Audi.

James is a rally driver, and there’s no hiding that this was Rashford’s car – it has his signature on the door sills and his emblem on the seats.

This level of personalization did have the team at Warford Cars scratching their heads over why it got sold.

They theorized that it would be worth a million within a decade, so it would have been worth holding onto it.

But at any rate, the car belonged to James now and Warford Cars was getting the chance to ride in it.

This Lambo’s exhaust was wild – it looked as if flames were popping out of the back, and the noise was deafening.

James insisted that people riding inside the car wouldn’t be able to hear the racket.

We’re not quite sure that’s the case.

Taking a ride inside a super loud Lambo

“This thing makes me nervous,” Warford Cars admitted as the SVJ began accelerating.

His facial expressions told the story.

It’s clear that James has made good use of the car in the year that he’s owned it.

Whilst Rashford reportedly only put 4,000 miles on the clock over four years, James managed to add 2,000 in just a year.

“I think this is the last proper Lamborghini ever made,” James said.

“You could drive this once a year and it would put a smile on your face.”

Warford Cars admitted: “There’s not many cars that get me excited but this one [does].”

Likening it to a kid’s toy, the two agreed that the car was a dream.

To see this $600k beast of a Lamborghini in action, head over to Warford Cars’ YouTube channel.

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