Lamborghini Reventon  |  Spotted in Saint-Petersburg, Russia

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Lamborghini Reventon spotted in Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Details on This Lamborghini Reventon:

  • Location
    Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • Description
    Lamborghini Reventon roadster 1/10. Owned by one of the richest people in Saint-Petersburg, who keeps all of his exotics on Swiss numberplates- in order to avoid paying huge taxes :D clever enough
  • Spotted by
    ArtySPB
  • Date spotted
    09/02/12
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    Reventon  
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TYGT said:
@MAXX71 You missed my point. I wasn't talking about style. The style on the Lambo's these days is still Italian, while the engineering is German (thank god). If you look at Koenigsegg you will notice that you can take the hard roof off and put it underneath the bonnet (Not sure if this applies to all models, or maybe just specific ones). Lamborghini on the other hand still opt for the shitty manual canvas roof on SOME cars, and it seems like one of those on the Reventon too, which is meant to be an exclusive model. If you watch TG then you would have seen this when they tested the Murci Roadster. While everything underneath the crazy exterior styling may be German, I would say the terrible roof is something these new models have clearly inherited from their Italian half. Get my point now? Boring Germans ey? Well the Reventon isn't that much different from the Murcielago, just a bit uglier. If you really think today's models aren't that ''exciting'' or ''exotic'', then you're pretty lost.
Posted:  02/11/2012 13:18:39
 
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MAXX71 said:
Reventon is a great car (remind me the old Lamborghini, when it was an exiting & exotic Italian car, instead of a boring German car.)
@ TYGT: in terms of style, Koenisegg is a couple of Ferrari Enzo (always Italian style).
Posted:  02/11/2012 06:28:38
 
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pinin said:
Registering your car in Switzerland is wayyyy cheaper than Russia that's what he meant by keeping his cars with swiss plates. Its the same way in the us, many car collectors register their cars in missouri because its much cheaper than california, new york etc. some lawyers make their livings with clients that have large collections of supercars by helping them register their collections in states with lower taxes. If you get DuPont registry you'll see ads for this all the time
Posted:  02/11/2012 01:23:55
 
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MVD441 said:
what are Swiss numberplates? and how do they help with big taxes??
Posted:  02/10/2012 16:16:29
 
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feeble3 said:
I wonder what Reventon owners think when they see faster, better and cheeper Aventador :D
Posted:  02/10/2012 15:36:51
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TYGT said:
Thanks arty. Keep the pics coming plz ;)
Posted:  02/10/2012 15:07:49
 
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ArtySPB said:
Ye its a truely nice car- i will try to upload another photos of it later.
The name of the guy is Sergey Vasilev- as far as i am aware he has Lambo Murcielago, Maseratti MC12, 2 Rolls Royce Phantoms, Rolls Royce Drophead coupe, Bentley Arnage Coupe, Bentley Continental and Rolls Royce Silver Cloud this awesome Lamborghini Reventon.
Posted:  02/10/2012 14:37:03
 
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Awesome stuff, wish I could see one!
Posted:  02/10/2012 13:14:44
 
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TYGT said:
10*. Amazing spot. Any chance of telling us the name of this guy? Can't believe Lambo are still putting these shit canvas tops on their convertibles. So far behind with this, they should take a page out of Koenigsegg's book and save themselves the embarrassment the next time they produce something that's meant to be as exclusive and rare as this. Unfortunately, some things are still Italian about these cars...
Posted:  02/10/2012 12:55:07
 
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William BR said:
amazing car man, my favorite :D
Posted:  02/10/2012 12:21:50
 
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