Man bought three damaged Lamborghinis over five years and revealed how much it cost to repair all three
- A man restored three damaged Lamborghini supercars over five years
- The total repair cost for all three cars was $220,000
- The Lamborghini Roadster had the highest repair expenses
Published on Oct 29, 2024 at 12:52 PM (UTC+4)
by Daksh Chaudhary
Last updated on Oct 29, 2024 at 4:47 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Tom Wood
This is the story of a man who bought not one but three damaged Lamborghini supercars over the span of five years.
His goal? To bring these supercars – a Lamborghini Murciélago LP640, Roadster, and a Diablo, back to their former days. But this came with a hefty price tag.
The process of restoring these cars wasn’t easy. Each vehicle came with its own set of problems.
The restoration of these supercars came with a massive bill of $220,000; however, in the end, it was all worth it, as the result was ultimately satisfying.
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Restoration of damaged Lamborghini cars
The amazing story of these high-end Lamborghini cars’ restoration is covered on YouTube by VINwiki, a channel dedicated to automobiles.
Earlier, they covered the story of a Lamborghini Aventador tracked down after a buyer got scammed.
While one car struggled with a damaged engine, the other had body issues; however, the man was determined to bring them back to life.
Over the years, over 1500 hours of labor were dedicated to the cars, working on mechanics and sourcing expensive parts to bring the supercars to their top shape.
The man enlisted the help of DC Motorworks, which specializes in high-end restorations.
The restoration efforts paid off
The cost of repairing the Lamborghini Roadster turned out to be the most expensive of the three, contributing to a total bill of a whopping $220,000.
Significant changes were made to the car, including replacing noisy brake pads with ceramic ones, costing $2,594.
The Roadster’s headlights were fixed for $1,000, and the upgrade of the steering wheel with perforated leather and carbon fiber cost $5,800.
In the end, the restoration efforts and investment paid off, bringing the three iconic Lamborghini cars back to the road.