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Friday, October 24, 2008
Italian police get crime-fighting Lamborghini
Italian police will work in style after famous auto brand Lamborghini donated one of its cars, specially equipped with potentially life-saving features, a company spokeswoman said Friday. "This car replaces a former model which used to operate in the Rome area and will now be used in the Bologna region" in the north, the Lamborghini spokeswoman said.
The police force's updated and custom-made Gallardo supercar boasts a 560-horsepower engine and a top speed of 325 kilometers (200 miles) per hour. A Gallardo base model sells for $175,200 euros (220,000 dollars).
The police force's model is equipped with a mini fridge to transport donors' organs and a defibrillator for use in emergencies."

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Friday, October 24, 2008
Italian police get crime-fighting Lamborghini
Italian police will work in style after famous auto brand Lamborghini donated one of its cars, specially equipped with potentially life-saving features, a company spokeswoman said Friday. "This car replaces a former model which used to operate in the Rome area and will now be used in the Bologna region" in the north, the Lamborghini spokeswoman said.
The police force's updated and custom-made Gallardo supercar boasts a 560-horsepower engine and a top speed of 325 kilometers (200 miles) per hour. A Gallardo base model sells for $175,200 euros (220,000 dollars).
The police force's model is equipped with a mini fridge to transport donors' organs and a defibrillator for use in emergencies."

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and -- the best part -- strobe lights flashing from every recess and air intake. It was stuck in traffic and burbling away at idle, so I got to gawk for a good long time. Behind the wheel was a tiny Japanese girl with dyed hair, perhaps not unattractive by some standards, if you prefer cutesy in a vaguely trashy way.
