What is rather rare in Europe seems to be quite common in Asia. Typically, we are more familiar with such sights in the Middle East. However, here we have a Murciélago from the Far East, which is presumably not maintained every day.
If one owns such a beautiful Lamborghini in Europe, it is usually well cared for and cherished. And quite regularly at that. Even if it might not be driven, it is at least stored in a weather-resistant garage, so that nothing can happen to it. However, when we travel to the Middle East, we can often see cars simply being left to the elements. Here we see a Lamborghini Murciélago LP640 that was spotted in Hangzhou, China, which also has a considerable layer of dirt. Additionally, there is foliage everywhere, indicating that this vehicle must have been parked under a tree. If this 640 with SV optics were better cared for, it would definitely be an incredibly fun and beautiful vehicle. However, it seems that this is somewhat irrelevant to the owner.
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