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I was wondering if anyone has done any business with Utah hotshot transportation company or knows about him. His name is Bryan Malose (I think). If you have used him please rate your overall experience with him, what car did he transport for you, how careful was he with your car, any issues? And will you use him again. I know he is not one of those major trucking company out there but the advantage with him is that your car goes straight to the destination (same day within California) without truck/load switch or few days later. I don't like the idea of my car loading/unloading/moved around without me or the dealer being there. I am just doing my research just incase if I decide to use his services. His website is UTHOTSHOT.com and he is claiming he carries $2 million in coverages. Please feel free to share any info that you may have. Thanks in advance.

Any updates? Hopefully it was nothing major.

Sexy beast

HOT HOT HOT.... now the big question is which one is your fav?

Congratulations welcome to the V12 Club

lol DAMN you... You got me... I signed on just so that I can view the pic... hahahah

Just when you think you have seen it all... In all honesty I feel bad for the Poor Lambo... Flame Thrower

Congratulations... gorgeous double trouble SV combo. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Can you please switch mine to Multi-Lambo owner. I have Gallardo and Murci SV. Thank you

Congrats Can't wait to see it in person.

That was at Lamborghini Newport Beach few months ago. They had a special event exclusive to 200 MPH+ cars only...

Wow Roy that was fast.. Congrats Eddyshea... Gorgeous car.. Looks like its heading to California also Yay

Murci King

couple more shots

Thank you everyone This car is truly amazing and to be honest after driving the Murci SV, my Gallardo feels a little boring. Here are couple more shots

Thank you. I am so glad to be a part of this exclusive club

Let me start off by saying that this review is way over due. I bought a car from Roy few months ago. Most people on Lambo Power are very familiar with that car and will probably be happy to know that it stayed within Lambo Power community. Roy was a straight shooter from the very beginning and so was I. After we agreed upon on the price, he basically took the car off the market even though the agreement was contingent upon the outcome of PPI and no money was exchanged. When we contacted Lambo Bellevue I was told it will be at least one more week before the Lambo Tech is able to do a detailed PPI. A close friend of mine is good friends with Lambo Bellevue sales manager and service manager otherwise it would have been close to 2 weeks. I offered Roy a refundable deposit to guarantee the car to me and not deal with another customer while awaiting the PPI. To my surprise Roy said no you do not need to put down any deposit, the car is basically yours as long as you are happy with the outcome of the PPI (he felt very confident about the condition of the car and had no doubt it was going to pass the PPI with flying colors). I am the type who usually who likes to think of all worse case scenarios and have never ever bought a car sight unseen. When dealing with his son Jonathan, I brought up all of my hypothetical worse case scenarios and asked how Cats Exotics would resolve those issues. It was reassuring to see that were willing to work with me and resolve all issues in the event if the car passed PPI but if it had Mechanical issues immediately after delivery. Most dealers will not agree to that once the car is sold and left their showroom. The car passed PPI with flying colors and I completed the sale transaction the very next day. I fell in love with the car the minute I saw it for the first time when it was delivered to me. This bad Bull was absolutely GORGEOUS and the ride was AMAZING. I have had this car for 6 months and absolutely no issues what so ever. Every time I take it out for a spin I like it even more and it just keeps on getting better. I definitely recommend Roy to anyone looking to buy an exotic car especially if it is a Lambo. Roy knows his Lambos and in many cases knows the history of each car. Once again Thank you Roy and Jonathan for the excellent service and smooth transaction. I will be back to buy more cars from Cats Exotics... Currently saving up for the next car By now you probably want to see the photos... so here are few shots ... Enjoy

AWESOME.... First thing I looked for was the MAX SPEED

Can you please switch mine to Multi Lambo Owner please. I got my second Lambo couple of months ago.

good idea. I like it

There is a Murci LP640 that I am interested in but I am trying to avoid the damage that wrong size/ratio can cause. This is a 2009 lp640 with CCB and has the following set up (AWD) Front : 235/35/zr19 P Zeros Rear: 325/25/zr20 P zeros He has been running those for the last 1500 miles (2-3 years). Are these tires/wheels combo with in specs? Or am I possibly looking at diff/coupler issues? I think couple of the tires were manufactured back in 2012 so it is time for them to be changed. I am on the tirerack website and it only shows tire size with one decimal number (not sure if it is even rounded up or down). When I ran 235/35/19, it was 25.4 and 325/25/20 is 26.5. Based on another post (which I will copy and paste) I just need to be over 1.161417 but based on tirerack limited number I am at 1.1 which I am not sure if it is 1.11xx or 1.19xx etc. My guess is that is less than 1.15 but I just want to be sure. Is there another website that will give me the exact number for these tires? Lets say if it is between 1.10 and 1.14, will it be considered "close enough" to 1.16xx to where it will not really cause any damage? based on the search with in these forums, it seems that most people are using 235/35/19 with 345/25/20. Thanks for your help ******************************************************* From an old post; It is a little known fact that there is an optional front tire size on the Murcielago. You can verify this by looking at your VIN plate on the driver’s door (in the jamb area). That being said, Lamborghini has set now the over / under for rolling variances from front to rear (look at it as a ratio so to speak). Here are the overall diameters on the stock 18” tire sizes: Pirelli P-Zero 235/35-18 Overall Diameter - in Inches (24.4764) Pirelli P-Zero 245/35-18 Overall Diameter - in Inches (24.7520) Pirelli P-Zero 335/30-18 Overall Diameter - in Inches (25.9134) When installing aftermarket 19” front, 20” rear wheels on the Murcielago, the tire sizes being used are below. Pirelli P-Zero 235/35-19 Overall Diameter - in Inches (25.4764) Pirelli P-Zero 345/25-20 Overall Diameter - in Inches (26.7913) Now here’s the good part. Below are the variances in height (front to rear) with the stock wheels and tires (also shown with the optional front 235/35-18 tire). 235/35-18 with 335/30-18 -1.437008 (this is how much smaller the front tire is vs. the rear – in Inches) This is now our over figure. 245/35-18 with 335/30-18 -1.161417 (this is how much smaller the front tire is vs. the rear – in Inches) This is now our under figure. Using these calculations we now know that as long as we stay within these over / under figures with the new aftermarket wheels / tires that we will stay within the factory specification to keep the viscous coupler happy. Here are the variances on the 19” / 20” wheel application. 235/35-19 with 345/25-20 -1.314961 (this is how much smaller the front tire is vs. the rear – in Inches) Within the over / under ,described above! 245/35-19 with 345/25-20 -1.039370 (this is how much smaller the front tire is vs. the rear – in Inches) Not within the over / under described above. Damage will occur!

There is a Murci LP640 that I am looking at that has the following set up (awd) Front : 235/35/zr19 P Zeros Rear: 325/25/zr20 P zeros He has been running those for the last 1500 miles (2-3 years). Are these tires/wheels combo with in specs? Or am I possibly looking at diff/coupler issues? I think couple of the tires were manufactured back in 2012 so it is time for them to be changed. Thank you

I saw this car maybe 4 years ago? at Concorso Italiano. Absolutely gorgeous. Roy how many miles are on it now?

Yup I agree. I would recommend that you use these guys for PPI.

that is exactly how I feel.....