I would agree with vasc0 as well.

1 the motor cycle rev is a way of acknowledging a nice ride be it another bike or a sweet ride such as ours. To rev quickly pull back on bothe paddle shifters at the same time (this drops you into neutral) give a quick rev or two then a quick pull on the upshift paddle puts you back into 1st gear.

2 not a big waver ( unless it's a kid or a pretty girl) I usually just give a nod as to say "ya I know right" lol

3 unless you're into street racing I'd avoid any stoplight challenges. You would probably beat 95% of all challengers so for the most part I ignore or tell them to get a nicer car and come find me. Lambo Etiquette

4 there are some weird people in the world is all I have for that one.

5. This one is tough. In a most of the areas you'll drive 99% of the people have never seen a Lamborghini never mind one as nice as ours. I usually tell anyone who asks if they can take a pic that if they plan to post them online please white out my license plate (you would be amazed at how much info a potential thief can get from a license plate.
Moving pics are a problem. Had mine for two weeks when two young men pulled up alongside. Both the driver and the passenger had their phones out the drivers window to take pics. They failed to see the car in front of them slow down to turn into a parking lot and ear ended her pretty good. I call 911 and spent the next 45 minutes with them and the first responders. I've had several close calls as well.

6 I would say keep your head on a swivel.

6 there are always going to be haters if you're a Chevy driver the ford guys don't like you and vice versa imports vversus domesticbthere's really nothing hyou canbdo about the haters just try to avoid being surrounded by them.

And above all else!! drive it!! enjoy it!! You deserve it! I hate to see cars (that aren't million dollar one of one) sitting around so you don't put too many miles on it. Just my opinion.

Joe


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