1st view - A murciealago in white, notice the rims...
2nd view - A porsche - Notice, no orange indicators...!
3rd view - A beautiful diablo, notice da rims
4th view - A boxster, notice da thick bumper...
The car with da highest bulge is a porsche, but taking into account the nature of the pic & da rims & bumper, I can assure u, its a gallardo. Normally, gallardos are produced in black. Black Porsches pics in my next reply...
1st view - notice da porsche itself, now lets start from scratch
Guy lives in UK - right hand cars...
Gallardo - Black color
Porsche - Black color
350 Z - Black color
Neely's pointer's
Loud roar - Not typical of a Boxster or a 350 Z
He knows a lambo when he sees 1, although he does not know an Xact model
My points
Murciealgos - Black - Absolute rare, so out of question if it seriously is 1, besides it doesnt have low orange indicators.
Porsche - The bumper does not give in at all, da front is not as low as a normal Porsche
Gallardo - The orange indicators, low profile, rims, are a near match
350 Z - Sound barrier is not da same, so its not in this category, its a silent pussy cat...come on havent u seen many of these around on Dubai roads...
Neely, you decieved everyone with your thread title. It’s pretty clear now that you definately did not see a Lamborghini Diablo. Instead, you saw what might have been a more recent Lamborgini, such as a Murciealgo.
The Diablo is an old Lamborghini car that is no longer made! The Diablo and the Murciealgo are in fact two completely different cars that happen to be made by Lamborghini. I therefore cannot understand why in the title you would have claimed to have seen a Diablo.
Guys, I can believe that it’s the front of the car because if his camera was moving from left to right at the the time of the pic, faster than the car was moving, then the motion blur on the photo is what you would expect to see.
Furthermore, if the car was going from right to left, then it is driving on the wrong side of the road since in the UK you drive on the left hand side of the road. Only if the car is moving from left to right would the driver be in a legal position.