Qatari Prince’s $500,000 Glow-in-the-Dark Lamborghini Impounded in London
How not to drive a luxury vehicle.

By Matt Peckham @mattpeckhamJuly 02, 20134 Comments
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What’s a Lamborghini Aventador? Not for mere mortals with less than $500,000 to lavish on pimped-out rides that look like something Bruce Boxleitner might’ve raced in a neon-wireframe computer world. Also: not impervious to police attention if you’re missing legal essentials…you know, like license plates.

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The Daily Mail reports that 24-year-old Nasser Al-Thani, part of Qatar’s ruling family, was out for a spin near Qatari-owned London department store Harrods in his electric-purple Lamborghini Aventador — one of the world’s fastest super cars, sporting scissor-doors, a 6.5-liter V12 engine and capable of top speeds of 217 m.p.h. — when police pulled him over. Not for speeding or failing to signal or reckless driving, but, well, it’s not clear why exactly: looking too cool (or ridiculous — you pick) in a souped-up, uber-elite sports car?

Whatever the initial reason, after Al-Thani stopped, police found that the vehicle lacked a mandatory front license plate and that Al-Thani himself could produce neither a driver’s license nor proper insurance paperwork. The result? Half a million dollars of tricked-out automotive crème de la crème hauled away on a flatbed and trucked to the local pound.

http://newsfeed.time.com/2013/07/02/qatari-princes-500000-glow-in-the-dark-lamborghini-impounded-in-london/

Choi if na for naija a bundle of #10k would have done d trick.

Mopols will end their years of service with him, so he can park in the center of the road sometimes.

Ohh
for the sake of international diplomacy.
They shouldn't do that