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1/8-Scale Lamborghini Selling For $4.7 Million, Actual Car Only $380K

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Because most rich-ass people got no damn class, Robert Gülpen (yeah -- gulpin' down endangered fish caviar on a yacht probably!) is selling this 1/8-scale diamond and jewel encrusted Lamborghini Aventador at auction for $4.8-million. Allegedly, the car has over $2.7-million in gems and exotic metals and Robert spent over 500 man-hours putting it all together. Which means...

$4,800,000
-$2,700,000
$2,100,000

$2,100,000 ÷ 500 = $4,200

Oh helllllllllllllllllllllllllllll no your time isn't worth got-damn $4,200/hour, Robert! WHO THE F*** DO YOU THINK YOU ARE, RUMPELSTILTSKIN?!?!

Hit the jump for the smarmiest-ass smile I've seen in a long time.

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Why Buy a Real Car When You Can Buy a Model Lamborghini for $4.7 Million? [technabob]

Thanks to Dane, who once paid $800 for a Micro Machine at a flea market because the seller convinced him it had $4,000 worth of uncut coke in the trunk. Let me guess -- he was gone when you came back to complain.

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