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Films: Lamborghini Espada Joins Islero In Matching Metallic Wonderland
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Made To Drive | S12 E02

Lamborghini Espada Joins Islero In Matching Metallic Wonderland

Mean, green, V12-propelled Italian touring machines.
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Manuel Ferri
Manuel Ferri
5 years ago

Muy bonitos y preciosos reportaje , como siempre de Petrolicious, pero comete un grave error su propietario. Lava los lamborghini al sol, es un gran error, yo no lo haría con mis dos M3e30, Cecotto y convertible. Saludos equipo de Petrolicious.

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Gregg Sobocinski
Gregg Sobocinski
5 years ago

Finally, some love for Lamborghini GT automobiles!
I love those cars, and the details brought out in this piece.
That green needs to make a comeback!

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MICHAEL JOHNSON
MICHAEL JOHNSON
5 years ago

Wow! This film is one of my favorites. As others have already said, videography, subject matter, form, color, design, muscular metal. Well done Petrolicious. You’ve once again captured the soul and why we love great cars.

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Larry Kirkpatrick
Larry Kirkpatrick
5 years ago

Great story about color and the lines of the art.

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Jared
Jared
5 years ago

Man, I love this Espada. It’s beautiful in a brutish way and has some great convenience items that make it more family friendly. I agree with @CruiseMulholland that this clip was really well shot, especially that closing scene!

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Austin Powers
Austin Powers
5 years ago

Two classic Lamborghini’s in Turtle Wax Green. As the SNL Churchlady would sarcastically say:”how convenient”.

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CruiseMulholland
CruiseMulholland
5 years ago

one of the best lensed Petrolicious clips. convincing the protagonists. glorious the verde Espada + Islero and profound the comments to the enthusiast Philip Moffat. lovely setting as well in the beautiful north of Germany.
Forest straight bird eye end scene spectacular.
Smart clip!

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GranSporty
GranSporty
5 years ago

Well done. I appreciate the insightful commentary and excellent videography.

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DDutch
DDutch
5 years ago

Although this movie is sponsered very obviously, its still great and tasteful. I love the shot taken from a great height when the cars drive on the S-curved road. Well done!

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Valor007
Valor007
5 years ago

Hello Philip. Where are you located? I also had a metallic green Islero S. I purchased in outside of Franfurt back in the late 1990s. Mine had a pure white interior. I regret selling that car a few years later more than any other car selling regret. The most underrated Ferrari/Lamborghini. Much better than a comparable Ferrari of the same period, of which I had two. I drove it every day for two years, rain or shine, and for three weeks around Germany and Austria. If you ever want to sell it please let me know 🙂

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Philip
Philip
5 years ago
Reply to  Valor007

Hi Valoor007, send me your contact details to info@moffat.de
best regards, Philip

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Kurt S
Kurt S
5 years ago
Reply to  Valor007

Valor007, I believe I owned your old car back in 2001-2002 timeframe. SN 6643? I bought it out of Florida, then ended up trading it toward a Miura and it ended up in San Diego, CA last I knew. After the Miura, which I also sold long ago, this Islero S is the one I regret letting go most.

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Greg T
Greg T
5 years ago

When style played a stronger role than drag coefficient

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Joseph Stepancic
Joseph Stepancic
5 years ago

I feel like green cars are making a big comeback. And I love it. Down with the boring german color palate. Long live color….

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PDXBryan
PDXBryan
5 years ago
Reply to  Joseph Stepancic

The German color pallet didn’t used to be boring! Like the Porsche last week.
Not only is the color great on these Lamborghinis, but also the wheels. Campagnolos were the best!

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Joseph Stepancic
Joseph Stepancic
5 years ago
Reply to  Joseph Stepancic

I should correct that- was referring to the CURRENT german offerings of just great blacks and maybe a navy blue.

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