A Gallardo owner was spotted in Romania's capital - Bucharest washing his car by the road side. Yes we all would be surprise that this guy weren't bringing his supercar to automobile spa centers or detailing people for the job of cleaning up their supercars. However this guy brought it to a whole new level by washing his Gallardo with - Public fountain water.
We only have two explainations for this, either he won his car off lottery, or he had just rammed over some pedestrians and are washing off the blood stains, but he seemed not in a hurry. Or perhaps a car wash is just too expensive.
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Gallardo owner washing car with water. - Using dirty Public Fountain!
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