New topic: Lambo/Ferrari relations

[Auraraptor]

Lambo Jalpa (spelling?)...does it not look like a 288 GTO you you guys or is it just me?


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Auraraptor

1999 Honda Prelude "Mina" (Should be the new daily driver)
1998 BMW 750iL "Katrina" (Still the daily driver)
1997 NSX "Nina"
1982 BMW 633CSi "Jessica"

 

[ALLAN]

I would say, not at all.

 

[Nsxotic]

Um, no.

 

[Auraraptor]

Really? maybe my picture is messed up..its from an old advertisment of some auto dealer...in the albeit small pic it looked like a 288 gto to me...but I have never seen any other pics of one so....

 

[Auraraptor]

I finally searched in the net and this what I see... as car that looks like a 288 on the sides(due to the wide fenders) and a kinda like a nicer designed 308 in the front...but the back/tail is unquie...

kool car though! anyone know how they are and how much they go for and (of course) how reliable they are overall?


Also, anyone have info on the Lambo Raptor?

[This message has been edited by Auraraptor (edited 09 October 2002).]

 

[ALLAN]

my uncle owns a 1987 Jalpa and he loves it. ive driven them and they are pretty cool little cars. an nsx will blow it away, but nevertheless the car is fun to drive and has a great sound.

 

[ALLAN]

 

[gheba_nsx]

When I was a child I really liked the Jalpa! I was a HUGE fan of the Countach and the Jalpa was the "baby" version!

If I remember correctely it was one of the few small engine (V8

)Lambos...

 

[ALLAN]

the jalpas are fun and very inexpensive. if you look you can find them for 20,000- 25,000. my uncle paid 14,500 for his, running and driving. he's in the process of restoring it now. i prefer them without the countach style wing, but with the old countach style wheels.