Dienos nuotrauka
| Stebetojai | ZDV |
| Nufotografuotas | Saint Petersburg, Russia |
| Data | 2014-12-24 18:23 |
| Maksimalus greitis | 330 KM/H |
| Pagreitinimas 0-100 KM/H | 3.40 s |
| Galia | 670 HP |
| Sukimo momentas | 660 Nm @ 6000 RPM |
| Svoris | 1690 kg |
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ZDV - Prie 18:46
Because he rarely rides and security does not allow to take pictures, covers it with a cloth :-(
Joeri - Prie 18:55
@ ZDV
If the security won't allow you to make pictures means that the owner is probably not so keen about you making pictures of it. Show some respect to the owner.
Aventarari - Prie 21:21
If you're going to buy a car as rare and prestigious as THIS CAR, then you have to expect photos. I fuckin' hate people who buy cars like this, and bitch about you taking photos of it. Like, what do you expect? The owner needs to respect the photographers as well, @Joeri.
BernardR - Prie 09:45
@Aventarari That's what a child, teenager would say. An adult realizes that one man's property is HIS property. If he doesn't want pictures of it taken, then you should respect that. He doesn't have to respect photographers at all, that doesn't even make sense. Even if this car is as rare as it is, doesn't mean you have to go disrespect his wish.
sergzhilcov - Prie 10:20
This man never lets to take photo of his cars parked, but while he drives - no problem, take as much photos as you like.
CCLphotography - Prie 19:15
BernardR and Joeri:
Yes you should respect the owner - as long as he is on private property! The second he leaves private property he has to accept that he is out in public, where people can photograph him and his car as much as they like. It's as simple as that.
