Marcus Rashford Sells Lamborghini Supercar for £450,000 and Purchases an Incredibly Rare £177,000 Audi
MARCUS RASHFORD’S Lamborghini is notorious for being a challenging drive, so much so that it can cause headaches for those behind the wheel. The talented England footballer reportedly spent a staggering £450,000 on the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, a car known for its fierce performance and striking design.
Rashford’s old Lamborghini is infamous for its intensity on the road. The vehicle can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.9 seconds and even shoots flames out of its exhaust, adding to its dramatic flair. The car was also customized to feature Rashford’s signature, which came at an additional cost of about £30,000. Inside, the vehicle showcases his initials and name, creating a personalized driving experience.
After driving the Lamborghini for approximately 4,000 miles, Rashford decided to sell it for £450,000, effectively recouping his original investment. The buyer, a rally driver named James, believes that this particular model could be worth as much as £1 million in the coming years, as it is touted as the last “proper” Lamborghini ever made.
Upon testing the car, Will Kennedy, the owner of a car dealership, remarked, “That is ridiculous. I had to run away because it was going to burst my eardrum. I’ve got a headache; I need some Nurofen.” He later took the car for a spin and expressed, “It gave me a headache driving it – not because of the sound, just because it’s a handful.”
Rashford’s Next Move
After selling his Lamborghini, Rashford turned his attention to a special edition Audi RS 6 Avant GTR. This change comes after a tumultuous season where he was forced to leave Manchester United in January. However, his recent move to Aston Villa seems to be paying dividends, as he has made a return to the England squad and has started in both of Thomas Tuchel’s first two matches in charge.
Rashford’s journey continues as he navigates both the football pitch and the luxury car market, showcasing his passion for both his sport and high-performance vehicles.
