Lamborghini Silicon Valley

This is by far an awesome car, but I am in the customer service business and I should of took a picture of the sign on the window that said for customer service please see someone across the street? For a price tag like like this I would expect to have some champagne and a cappuccino all at the same time not have to go hunt someone down to helps me!

Zero stars! These clowns ignored me even though I can actually afford to buy one of these exotic cars. Plus they keep the doors locked during business hours so you cannot even find a sales person to talk with. When I walked across the street to their Bentley/​Aston Martin dealership (owned by same people), the sales guy was yakking on his cell phone about some BS non sale related matter and completely ignored me. I laughed at him and told him, I would just go someplace else and pay CASH for a car.

EMPTY. Like most people’s wallets.
Drove by recently, no colorful exotics inside.

Big, put all the rich cars on Santa Cruz Ave along with some European-​looking cougar sitting on the bench plus her open shirt richie «boyfriend“arm candy, grand opening.
The doors were all open but with me in my boardshorts and polo shirt, I didn’t get a second look as I walked on by.
Was it an invitation only event? If so, no one showed up. At least, no one when I walked by and then back again. But all you have to do is to sell one of these over colored, over-​priced automobiles to stay in business.
Does anyone really get that impressed with someone as they drive up next to you in one of these things? I mean really impressed. To be honest, I love my Mercedes and wouldn’t trade it for a lamborghini or any of those other race cars. You can’t even drive them properly in the US so what’s the point anyway.

Technically owned by the Silicon Valley Auto Group, they decided to celebrate LSV as a new entity with its grand opening (see uploaded flyer). Champagne and spirits were flowing, a jazz band was playing and of course tons of Lambos lining the street and show room. As you would guess, older rich men with their trophy wives dressed to impress. I did definitely feel like I was in the small younger crowd there but age never determined my love of automobiles. The highlight was probably the 1970’s Miura that shared the main window stage with what I think is the new Reventon (if you want to know for sure pony up a million Euros/​Dollars). Lambos always had that «this is the future from the 80’s «perspective (like how Tomorrowland in Disneyland is the future form the 50’s) and the aesthetics were never my first choice. However when I start my «ridiculous/​over the top/​supercar» car collection it will definitely be represented there :)