Just a casual day in the life of a university student... 😆 VicNaidooOnECR Viral Lamborghini
We are all about believing that your choice of car forms part of your style.Whether you are after speed, luxury or love the mechanical aspect of motoring, it can be said that your choice of transportation is very much a part of your image.As much as we are all about that image, driving around in a car worth upwards of R4-million can be stressful.So it absolutely shocked us when we saw this video of a student rolling up to the University of Cape Town in a green Lamborghini.
The car looks stylish and very sporty, but the reality of the clip for us was that driving a vehicle worth that much doesn't come with VVIP reserved parking...
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