There's an $80 Lamborghini listing making the rounds on Facebook Marketplace. But before you burn the tips of your fingers trying to get there first, it's not an offer to buy the supercar. It's an offer to buy a victory lap, at least according to the Los Angeles-based listing. The seller claimed that anyone willing to pay could line up against the car, win, and collect a story worth more than the entry fee.The vehicle's a matte-black Lamborghini Revuelto wearing an aggressive aftermarket body kit and oversized alloy wheels.What the $80 BuysThe headline makes it sound as if somebody could purchase a Lamborghini for pocket change. The listing itself says something a tad stranger: pay the owner to deliberately lose a race. An extra $20 supposedly secured another loss, complete with the seller begging for a rematch.AdvertisementAdvertisementHere is the marketplace text:"Ever wanted to say you beat a Lamborghini in a race? Here's your chance. This is a rare opportunity to create a moment that turns heads, wins arguments, and impresses anyone you tell the story to – friends, followers, or even future clients. Whether you want unforgettable content, a confidence boost, or just a legendary memory, I'm willing to line up and let you take the win for any reason you choose. It's about the experience, the adrenaline, and the bragging rights that come with it."You don't just drive away – you leave with a story people won't forget. This could finally prove to your haters that your straight pipe Honda Civic is fast. Keep in mind my Lamborghini is fully equipped with a full body carbon fiber body kit, a Gintani engine tune, and a Gintani flame tune, which makes the opportunity of beating me more worth it. for an additional $20 I will beg for another race and lose to that one as well. (located in the los Angeles area)."This is performance art for people with a straight-pipe Honda Civic and something to prove.A Lamborghini Is an Interesting Choice for Such a SaleThe seller chose an impressive prop. In 2023, Lamborghini launched this model as its flagship V12, featuring a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated engine, complemented by three electric motors and an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe standard version of the vehicle produces 1,015 CV, equivalent to 747 kW, and boasts a 0-to-62 mph acceleration time of just 2.5 seconds, along with a maximum speed exceeding 217 mph. The combustion engine alone produces 825 CV at 9,250 rpm from 6,498.5 cc. Beating one would be a great story to take to the guys at the bar. Paying the owner to make it happen needs a little more explanation…The seller has given details about a claimed full-body carbon-fiber kit, along with a Gintani engine and flame tune, making the car even more powerful than it comes from the factory. But who would believe that a Civic is beating a tuned Lambo on the streets?So no, Facebook Marketplace did not offer a Lamborghini Revuelto for $80. It offered bragging rights for $80, with another $20 available for a second coming. That is still one of the internet's more creative ways to monetize horsepower. It could take the owner a little while to recoup his expenses…
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