We've seen this Murciélago SV several times in the past few days. Now it has surfaced in Spain. However, this isn't its first stop.
If one were to choose a car for an extensive European tour, they might opt for something more comfortable. For example, a Mercedes-Maybach S-Class, a Bentley Continental, or a Rolls-Royce. For the many kilometers one would cover, a Murciélago SV probably wouldn't come to mind so quickly. The car isn't necessarily the most comfortable, and as we know Lamborghini, it could stop unexpectedly at any time. Nevertheless, the owner decided to embark on a larger tour through Europe. Assuming he started in Konstanz (where the license plate is from), he was first sighted in Zurich, then drove to St. Moritz, then to Munich, then spotted again in Zurich, followed by spots from Monaco, Barcelona, and this spot from Madrid. Altogether, this adds up to a substantial 2,800 kilometers. That's quite a distance. Many people who undertake such a tour would transport their supercar with a trailer. Not this owner, though. For that, he deserves my utmost respect. Now we're curious if he'll show up somewhere again.
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