Lamborghini with strange story found abandoned outside Mickey Rourke’s Hollywood home
- A Lamborghini Aventador sit outside Mickey Rourke’s home
- The white Lamborghini Aventador has a fascinating story
- The luxury cars are worth around $1,000,000
Published on Jul 07, 2024 at 4:05 PM (UTC+4)
by Daksh Chaudhary
Last updated on Jul 08, 2024 at 8:34 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Siddharth Dudeja
A Lamborghini Aventador and several other luxury cars sit outside Mickey Rourke’s Hollywood Hills home.
All the cars seem to have some intriguing story behind them, but the one behind the white Lamborghini Aventador is the most fascinating.
Some believe that the car could even be involved with smuggling.
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Lamborghini with a mysterious past
The unique story of these abandoned cars is covered on the official YouTube channel of Harrison Navel Cars.
As the team tours the house of the acclaimed actor known for his roles in The Wrestler and Sin City, they find abandoned luxury cars worth around $1,000,000.
The cars include a Rolls-Royce Wraith, a green Dodge Charger, a black Ferrari F40 convertible, a Bentley Mulsanne, and a white Lamborghini Aventador.
There’s no sign of life for a long time in the house either.
Back to the Lamborghini, this car was once green but is now back to its original white color.
The team even made some efforts to trace the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) online but couldn’t find anything.
On further investigation, it was discovered that the Lamborghini was registered as a custom-built car.
While nothing can be said with surety, some believed the car was stolen, and others linked it with smuggling operations.
Other cars and their condition
The car in the best condition was a Rolls-Royce Wraith, and that, too, was piled high with a thick layer of dust.
The license plate indicated the car’s last use in August 2023.
Next to it, a black Ferrari F40 revealed signs of long-term exposure — the paint was cracked, and the logo seemed to be coming off.
The green Dodge Charger revealed the same story with some rusted spots, layers of dust, and flat tires.
However, the interior still looked fresh and new.
Unlike the Nissan 300ZX found underwater, these vehicles could be restored to their former glory with proper care and servicing.
However, the mystery behind the Lamborghini Aventador still remains in question.
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