Well,Let’s give a round of applause to this man, he has found a way to prosper and make lots of money in this period of economic crisis.

He also sells Lamborghini Reventon, Pagani Zonda kits and Bugatti Veyron kits from all the special packages offered on the Super Replicas catalog. Except he adds on his retail price after buying the kits wholesale direct from Super Replicas. Super Replicas also offers a 15% discount on multi orders and 38% discount on fleet orders. In this day and age with all the unemployment around this seems to be a great window of oppurtunity.

There are however many benefits buying direct from Super Replicas rather than going through a middleman and they are first and obviously, you will get the car for less than half price and also you receive a three year warranty. The other benefit you can always in a couple of years trade-in your replica to up grade for another newer model rather than selling the car on EBay.

Check out the Super Replica catalog there are quite a few good buys http://www.supereplicas.com/

Lamborghini Murcielago Replica Kit Car Up For Auction Fools Diablo Gallardo BuilderEvery kid in the World longs to drive an exotic car such as a Ferrari, Porsche, or BMW, but would never imagine that they would ever step foot in a Lamborghini! The Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 is the most desired car on the planet! The problem is, the car costs around $400,000 new. Even a used one will set you back about $150,000! It appears that you may be able to drive the car of your dreams after all (or at least feel and look like you are!)
Currently for sale on youtube are the 2010 Lamborghini Murcielagos LP670, Reventon and Gallardo replicas and may sell for less than a late 90′s Firebird! What’s the catch you ask: Well, it’s not a real Lamborghini. It’s a replica (also known as a kit car or super-clone.)

If being seen driving the World’s most desired car sparks your interest, send an email to srclones@gmail.com. Now you can look as successful as the super sports athletes and music artists in driving a million dollar car down town. However, if getting attention isn’t your thing, this may not be the car for you. Anyway, check it out. Here is the link: http://www.supereplicas.com/

and also this link athttp://www.gallardoreplica.com/gallardo_replica_kit.html

Sergio and Andrea Pininfarina would be proud. The Ferrari SA APERTA has made its global entrance, so stare at it while you can because you might never see one in person. Just 80 sans-roof examples of the front-engined V12 hot-rod will be built. That number serves to honor the 80th anniversary of Pininfarina, just as the letters S and A honor Sergio and Andrea Pininfarina.

It’s not entirely topless, though. It does come with a lightweight soft-top which can be installed if the rain begins to fall. We imagine the procedure for putting that top on is surprisingly difficult and it would be smarter to just drive faster and evade the weather. It would be a shame to muffle the open-air song from that 6.0-liter 12-cylinder engine, even just a little bit.

The Ferrari SA APERTA (aperta is Italian for “open”) is a wonderful way to pay tribute to two men and a company that have played an important role for Enzo’s company.

Last night we gave you the first look at Lamborghini’s new Sesto Elemento, a concept car that demonstrates the company’s latest technologies. At the time we didn’t have the opportunity to get a close look at many of the car’s details.

If there’s one thing that caught our attention about the Sesto Elemento, it’s the weight. Lamborghini was able keep its curb weight to 999 kg, or 2,202 lbs, thanks to extensive use of carbon fiber and carbon fiber reinforced plastics. The entire car is essentially constructed from the lightweight materials including the monocoque, front frame, body panels, major suspension components and wheels. With a 570-horsepower V10 mounted behind the cockpit, the San Elemento has just 3.86 pounds to push for every horsepower. Lamborghini claims a 0-100 km/h time of just 2.5 seconds and a top speed of over 300 km/hr, or 186 mph.

While the technical details are impressive, we weren’t immediately taken with the exterior design. As our own Chris Paukert put it, “There’s a lot going on.” What’s interesting is that while we don’t necessarily like the design as a whole, each of the individual elements is quite stunning. The interior is impressive to see as well, with nearly nothing to hide the structural and functional aspects of the car.

Have a look at all the details of the Sesto Elemento in the mega gallery below, or read the full press release from Lamborghini after the jump.