Aventador Defeated by First Renter!

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Not the most common thing to happen, but just bad timing and part of the business. This is the 4th time I can remember an issue like this in 17 years, it seemed to be more common 10 years ago when the cars weren't as user friendly, but just shows it all comes down to the end user.
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[@HumanCarBomb]

The dude burnt the clutch, but lucky for him, he was using "Keeps" so he still has all of his hair!

[@GodlessMartyr666]

Rob shoulda just opened with "I never thought I'd need this stuff, but here we are"

[@mikefreeman9208]

Who needs a clutch when you have hair?

[@neilreid9005]

Daniel D'Angelo- Gold.

[@rasharddauvergne342]

Just thinking bout someone burning a clutch in an automatic car just makes me cringe even thought it's 100% possible

[@gmofftarki]

Too bad he can't say the same about his kneecaps.

[@rootbeer666]

If the customer did city driving and there are no obvious signs of abuse like burnouts I don't think it's the customer's fault. If the clutch can't survive a traffic jam that's just bad engineering, a defective car from factory.

[@getchasome6230]

Yeah youd think a $15,000 clutch could withstand some shit frfr

[@810SHO]

I agree. Seems a little shady what Rob did on this one and makes me not ever want to rent an exotic. Sounds to me like it's the cars fault if it burns an entire clutch up in one day and it is electronically controlled.

[@peteyification]

This is reason I will never rent an exotic... Just don't want the liability. I would have a heart attack if my $2k rental turned into a $15k rental.

[@1338-c9s]

It’s called insurance pal.

[@chewbakkah7144]

People that say “it’s called insurance “ have never seen their insurance premium climb into the clouds due to a claim.

[@1338-c9s]

Chewbakkah depends on the person. Don’t think you can rent a car for 2k with your basic insurance from THE GENERAL.

[@samsonite4371]

@@chewbakkah7144 even when it's not your fault.....it's still your fault

[@superspeeders]

We do 1000 rentals a year, as I said this has only happened maybe 4 times in my 17 year memory.

[@michaelovitch]

You rent a car knowing it can't be used in a city area because it's not adapted to it ,it blows up,and you make the customer to pay ? Are you serious ?

[@NTGaming00]

Company is just asking for a law suit again...

[@pawedziewietnascie7360]

... : ) My thoughts exactly... It's all sound as perfect 'anti - advert'...

[@GodOfWar109]

That's generally what POS car rental people do.

[@MatHelm]

The secret formula to renting super cars is to replace the drive train with an old 350 and a 700R4 trans...

[@MediocreTCG]

Bro. YES!

[@One-Crazy-Cat]

Lol. Right. Next video LS swapped Lamborghini.

[@harryguy76]

Great idea...with Lambo valve covers but god damn at least give them a LS1 and a 4L60 lol...

[@SnifferSock]

@@harryguy76 4l60 will blow up leaving the parking lot!

[@djsanluis]

@Swampers Garage you probably knew what you were doing. Renter, no so much.

[@willneverrememberit1]

Aventador, the car not designed to car.

[@veilside62]

there is a guy on youtube that got the clutch overheat message after literally one lap of the nurburgring (during tourist drive day so not even a track day) in his brand new aventador SV. imagine blowing hundreds of thousands on the top of the range product from a renowned sports car manufacturer and you literally can't use it for anything other than looking at it and driving at moderate speeds on the highway.

[@acereport8939]

Kelly B It’s designed to be driven on the back of a truck.

[@TheUmbrex]

its a vent ...it's a door

[@3Storms]

Lamborghini in their efforts to keep their cars to e pure sports cars don't build them to behave well at regular speeds.

[@matrinezkevin11492]

@@3Storms thats hilarious considering Ferrucio Lamborghini was adamant about how he wanted his sports cars to be livable and driveable and more reliable than the comparable Ferraris. Now they're just as unliveable and dont have the racing pedigree of Ferrari.

[@knownassociate4273]

Suddenly needing a new egr valve doesn't seem like the end of the world.

[@kgb4187]

I had the same thought about my leaf springs

[@dontdogarage]

Lmfao try pulling 2 engines and a transmission and installing a completely different engine and transmission in the same day

[@carbonfiber492]

DontDoGarage sounds like a quiet day

[@johnstuart2305]

Makes me feel better about my oil pressure switch blowing out

[@TheMoreCylindersTheBetter]

Egr valve should never be the end of the world

[@FPVDanes]

I am trying to understand this right. Did the renter drive it normally in stop and go traffic for 100 miles? If so he can't be at fault here. Even though the car is meant to be driven fast, it should definately not wear out in traffic like that. Only if he would be launching it every single time, riding the clutch for 100 miles, otherwise it would not make sense.

[@comicman8724]

Riding the clutch is not an issue with this sort of transmission but yeah I agree if you drove it in the metropolitan area and rented it from a metropolitan area where else is he supposed to drive it?

[@Dangerwiggles]

I figure he was either not shifting it properly (ie staying in 3rd gear when stopping and going instead of 1st), or he was doing what Rob said (inching it forward in traffic like an automatic). Either way there should be a warning to the driver about these issues.

[@135iN55]

@@comicman8724 My ZF8-speed starts in second by design, unless you select 1st, it won't let you start moving in 3rd. . This is just a dogshit quality car, which is sadly the owners problem, not the renter.

[@paulj9821]

@@Dangerwiggles There was, he asked the renter if he understood the in's and out of the car and it's gearbox, hence the Pre-drive rob offered to the customer, to which the renter declined since he made it clear he already was knowledgeable

[@campkira]

@@paulj9821 Just because pre-drive was offer don't mean renter had to take it after all it wasting too much time just to drive a car.... More people would had chance to drive it on track day so they would think they know how to drive and judging from how clean the car are he do know how to drive.... Anyhow I don't rent car from Rob on first place... Why would I rent form him?

[@MylesHSG]

Great business model, just get your customers insurance policies to replace consumable service items.

[@MrSteveo114]

The guy burnt through a near new clutch in 100 miles? If you put a new clutch in your car and let someone drive it only for them to return it with the clutch totally burnt you mean to tell me you’re gonna be the cuckhold who pays for it? Of course not so why should Rob be any different? Love how people hold others to a certain standard when they themselves can’t even come close to the level.

[@tacfitchannel]

This is literally the business model, eventually someone will be on the hook for cooking the clutch and Mr spaghetti will say "Well the car had 38% clutch life when it left!"

[@stevew145]

@@tacfitchannel indeed. I wonder what the clutch reading is now? It was 72, just because it slips doesn't mean it says 0. Maybe it says 60%. There are other reasons a clutch will slip besides excessive wear.

[@Nismoleb89]

Not saying its not his fault, but if the gps says he didnt thrash the car, and drive it like he stole it, but why would it be the customers responsibility on a wear and tear item?

[@135k]

Exactly. No way Rob can make him pay. That doesnt make any sense.

[@bgj2940]

Wow what an idiotic thing to imply. GPS is connected to the body of the car.... Not the engine and wheel speed. The customer clearly over reved and did multiple burnouts. That type of abuse would not show up on GPS.

[@josift1283]

Have you ever driven an actual manual vehicle in stop and go traffic? You dont drive it like an automatic where you can easily keep inching forward, you will very quickly overheat it. The guy didn't know how to drive the car. Completely his fault.

[@135k]

@@josift1283 might be his fault, but not his responsibility.

[@henkondemand]

@@josift1283 You actually can but it takes some ability to do it properly. The engine of this car is a monster, the clutch is build to take the power but can only do so for a limited time. If you keep revving a powerful engine while being in the wrong gear you're gonna blow that clutch.

[@JzrEzli]

Today, Mr. Spaghetti shows us what happens when you let someone else cook your meatballs for the first 5 mins...

[@cocoadog1998]

Best one out here😂

[@135iN55]

Its great that Italians seem so dominant on auto oriented youtube. Thanks for pointing it out. Thanks Leno, Doug, Rob, you do your old country proud. Lets hope a non-Italian eventyally figures out what you are doing. Have you consider mentoring?

[@AsierTATTOO]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@themanic6575]

Usually agree with Rob but the renter definitely needs to lawyer up on this one

[@MattA-fi5qe]

A renter used 72% of the clutch on a Aventador in 100 miles. How is it Robs responsibility to pay for that ?

[@venom5809]

@Lamborghini gallardo How do you know what the outcome will be? There's a reason attorneys and courts exist. It's perfectly reasonable for the average person on a jury or a judge that knows nothing about supercars to find it implausible that a transmission would burnout after only 100 miles and rule in the renter's favor.

[@themanic6575]

1. From my understanding the clutch is controlled electronically and the driver has no control. This seems like Volkswagen's responsibility. If the computer destroys the clutch in stop and go traffic it is not the renter's fault. 2. Rob bought this vehicle used. Who is to say the first owner discovered the clutch was defective and wearing down quickly so they sold it as 72% to avoid repairs. Rob drove it around to get pictures and the defective clutch went to 10% when the first renter used it. The renter drives around the city not knowing about the ticking bomb. In this video Rob said that he blew a Lamborghini clutch while loading a vehicle. Who is to say that Rob didn't damage the clutch on this vehicle while loading it on the truck. The renter was driving under 60mph. Sounds like a giant "he said, she said" scenario to me.

[@XzMuRD3R1nKzX]

The Manic So so SO true, so many factors to play into this. Rob rented out a car that has clutch issues, knowing it had them and knew that it would go after “20k Miles” as he stated. Does that mean that whatever joe-blow is driving the car at the 20,000 mile mark is responsible for the clutch repair? The renter should not have to pay for a clutch that could have gone in anyone’s possession; especially if Rob didn’t specifically tell him “hey the clutch on this can go bad if you do ________.” Hope the renter lawyers up.

[@hydranes]

@@themanic6575 The car is indeed a manual. The driver inputs the gear selection and the clutch is automated. Knowing how a manual works is key, as rob mentioned. Going at any speeds in any gear where the clutch would not be 100% (dis)engaged is entirely under the discretion of the driver. This car can definitely do city driving, and barring the idea of a defective clutch like you mentioned (which I doubt), this sounds like a typical case of someone who is only familiar with automatics and does some erroneous driving such as driving in stop-and-go traffic in third gear.

[@andrealoko_]

customer: i just want a nice looking daily driver aventador: Let me ruin your life.

[@135iN55]

Like any hot girl.

[@ars3nic]

Driver ruined his own life by ignoring the warnings that his $400k rental was telling him, about there being a problem and that he should stop driving. He didn't stop, so now he's out 15k.

[@Kuillen]

Who forced him to choose a Lamborghini aventador when he had no clue what he was doing?

[@Kuillen]

It’s his fault. He deserves the bill.

[@saulgoodman2438]

Andrea M let me clap ur cheeks girl

[@logwind]

7:47 the customer is on the hook for a $15k clutch!? jesus christ.

[@ars3nic]

If he stopped driving when the car warned him that the clutch was getting too hot, he'd have been fine. Get a warning on your own car, sure keep driving everyone does. When it's not your car and might very well be worth more than your house, you might wanna pay attention when it tells you something is wrong.

[@bneyens]

Prove that a light came on...

[@AzureCrux]

@@bneyens More than likely they checked the mode 9. The car takes a snapshot of all the related sensors and the mileage/time. If he didn't stop, it's not too hard to tell. After the prius unintended acceleration issue, Ford put an accelerator override when you have the gas and brake pedal depressed at the same time for too long. It tracks how often, total miles with the gas and brake pedal depressed at the same time, and even the last occurrence. Cars don't lie, but ppl do

[@anonony9081]

@@bneyens you realize this car is a giant computer right? I bet it's all logged

[@ars3nic]

@@bneyens When Rob gets in the car and starts revving it, the clutch overheating warning is clearly visible. Even if it didn't come on, next up after the warning is the god-awful nose-burning stench of an overheated clutch. Following that, the car will no longer drive properly and the driver would have to start giving it 3000+ RPM just to get it to start moving. He ignored all three stages of HEYSOMETHINGISWRONGMAYBEFUCKINGSTOP and kept driving the car, yet everyone here wants to blame Lamborghini? Fucking ridiculous.

[@Xhalegaming]

I don't get why the customer has to pay for a clutch. he drove it 100 miles never went above 60 mph. He obviously wasn't doing burnouts because he never even went that fast to start off with. Just going out for a cruise and the clutch breaks? Shouldn't something like this be covered under factory warranty? You could have purchased the car with 30% clutch life and rented it out. Then slamming the customer with a 15k bill? You showing people this video would make me not want to rent any cars from you. You purchased this car used then rented it out sticking people with insane bills for doing nothing but driving them regardless if it was stop and go traffic or not. Pretty messed up

[@thiscommentisonsteroids4184]

Agreed

[@philincaundo]

Am I missing something. He didnt do anything wrong and this happened? Just drove it around the city? Wtf

[@matt2m]

It’s not a normal gearbox man not a dual clutch it’s more an automated manual what Rob said about knowing how a manual transmission works is right. It’s just a computer slipping the clutch and instead requires more knowledge than just stop and go pedals. Never driven a Lamborghini but drove a BMW with the SMG and it’s a similar that you can’t treat it like it’s an automatic.

[@campkira]

It a trap and rob know it... He want new clutch but don't want to pay for it so he just charge customer for it... The car still clean so I don't think the renter drive it more than just stuck in high traffic. the car can not creep so you can drive like auto but yet again it a rental car.... Would you care?

[@MrDngrsdave]

Burning 72% of the clutch in 100 ish miles isnt normal wear and tear.. either flogged it in traffic which is his fault or hooning it trying to do but outs and flogged it..

[@jaythrash8804]

I think the computer got fucked when he did burnouts. So the car thought he was in 1st/2nd gear when he started moving when it was really in 3rd.

[@AcuraAddicted]

It's a horrible manual transmission. Just don't do it. It makes zero sense in 2019.

[@countryclubbin1016]

Why does the customer have to pay? Shouldn't your insurance cover that? You're gonna scare a lot of potential renters away with that rule

[@motownpontiac]

country clubbin ...since when does car insurance ever pay for car repairs? Even if Robs business insurance was structured to cover it, why make continual claims for repair? Heck, even most warranties don’t pay for wear and tear items like a clutch. Your question makes zero sense.

[@countryclubbin1016]

@@motownpontiac rental company insurance policies often cover big repairs like a clutch, trans, heads, etc. The company pays a premium for it but that means it doesn't get passed on to Joe blow who has no idea how to drive an aventador and now has to fork over 15k which is a lot for an average person. This should scare every potential customer thinking of renting from rob, one wrong move and you're finished. He said himself the guy didn't go over 60mph... so again, why is it his fault?

[@KITTER298]

You're going to burn a clutch a hell of a lot less over 60. Stop and go traffic kills a clutch, simple shit kids. Why does everyone keep saying this shit?

[@paulj9821]

@@KITTER298 Cause they are children. That or your typical 30-40 year old that never had extensive experience driving manual sports cars. I am talking about the ones us plebs can afford.

[@XzMuRD3R1nKzX]

Paul J it doesn’t matter, at all. He shouldn’t have to pay for the clutch that even Rob here says “goes bad on aventadors” maybe Rob (the one who knows this) should cover it in case it does, instead of waiting for eat up the money from the person who happens to be driving it when it does go bad.

[@survey1010]

******Keep in mind that it's very easy to manually set and override clutch and oil maintenance life (percentage) items with the proper OBD2 tools. For example, this car was bought used for the rental fleet. The seller could have very well set the clutch life to read 75% when it was actually ~10%. There is absolutely no way the renter burned through (literally) 60%+ of the clutch by normal driving; even in stop/go traffic, up hills, etc. I hope the person who rented this car understands this is not "normal" and is able to get a good lawyer.

[@adrianborinsky2989]

It's paddle shifters, maybe he was clueless and kept it in 3rd gear while in stop and go traffic while doing pulls?

[@simonh8894]

This video just makes me not want to rent a vehicle from you.

[@paulj9821]

You done?

[@warmbeergamingdude]

Exactly.

[@ars3nic]

@@That1lowaccord Explain how ignoring the A. warnings from the car, B. the god-awful nose-burning stench of an overheating clutch, and C. the car not even being able to move properly, yet continuing to drive the car despite all three of those things, is the fault of anyone other than the driver.

[@Brandon_Glover1883]

Why wouldn’t you want to rent an exotic car from a guy who still has liquor bottles on top of his apartment fridge?

[@abes3925]

Rental cars constantly have issues cuz everyone abuses them. I think about supercars is that the people who rent them are usually the ones who can’t afford them so they drive them like it a normal car. I’m sure rob warns his customers before hand but a lot of customers ego get to them because they spent all this money to rent a supercar for the sole purpose of having fun so having to baby it defeats the purpose.

[@Aaaaa69999]

If the customer was aware that he/she is not allowed to use this car in stop and go/commuting then they should pay, if you never disclosed that YOU should pay

[@ThisGuyDrives]

It’s in the contract, so.......

[@Aaaaa69999]

Devil’s Advocate what's in the contract? That you can't drive a rental in traffic? Don't be delusional

[@JimmyNahlousVisuals]

Clearly he wasn't driving it like a decent person, showing off and revving, gunning and stopping. Maybe he tried launching a few times, take it out on the driver not the owner...

[@paulj9821]

@@Aaaaa69999 Did you miss the part where they tried to do a Pre-drive for the renter to go through how the car and it's gearbox work. The renter declined and acted like he was already familiar with it. Obviously he wasn't

[@campkira]

Renter business... They all out to get you....

[@ryanconklin1440]

Suddenly renting a super car doesn’t seem like a good idea...

[@ReLXe]

Just not a shitty aventador...

[@shroomzgames7370]

@@ReLXe bad workmen will always blame his tools, if it was driven properly the clutch would still be fine and his 15k deposit would still be intact.

[@RockyFilmz]

@@shroomzgames7370 its an electronic clutch, you literally hit the paddle and it shifts for you. If its that delicate the car should be stick shift and require actual attention.

[@nathanzorrozua4374]

It's a bad idea when you spend 8,000 dollars just to drive a car for a day

[@patrickk.8155]

I don't really know US laws but in Germany the customer does NOT have to pay for that. If you do burnouts or something and the company can prove that in front of court it is something else. But just from 'normal' driving it is the companies risk and not the one from the renter. Same accounts for little rock fall on the windshield etc. If I was the renter I would get a lawyer.

[@po.russki]

So... a guy drove it like a normal car and now has to pay $15k?

[@soccerwizard444]

This clearly isn't a normal car. Now whether that was disclosed & understood by all parties involved, is a different matter..

[@superspeeders]

You have a responsibility as a renter to return something in similar condition. Lots of things might happen from hitting a pothole, to a tree falling on the car, to using it improperly that require you to restore it back to working condition. If the clutch wasn't good when he got it, and he just happened to be the guy with the hot potato when the clutch finally gave way its a different scenario. That is why I mentioned that since this was the first rental we had a clutch readout as a baseline from the purchase, removes any question of fault. To visualize the first 10,000 miles the car saw 28% wear on the clutch, this renter ate through 72% in 100 miles.

[@po.russki]

superspeedersRob that makes sense yes, thanks.

[@signdeals4972]

That car smelled like clutch for a long time before it went. I would’ve called in if I didn’t know what was going on...

[@relentlesskst1231]

you never really explain how he ran thru the clutch? I guess what your viewers are saying is what did he do (how did he drive) that we can avoid a situation like this? You just said he sat in stop and go traffic. I mean thats kind of simple explanation. Did he not shift the gears enough or what? I don't understand @@superspeeders

[@scarroll625]

I’d be scared to death to rent from this guy

[@boutcha1]

I wouldn't rent a pencil from this dude. How many places rent vehicles with temp tags? He was proably driving to the shop after purchasing it and the clutch was bad. Probably why it was for sale. This guy always has some big story, be it customer problems, people swapping car parts, losing a million dollars, you name it. He's a putz.

[@brakesforsnakes757]

Because you don't know how to drive?

[@jennatolls904]

its a business. you scared of being held liable then don’t rent exotic cars, period.

[@scarroll625]

@@jennatolls904 I can afford my own. You feel free to rent away.

[@imkirbo3094]

To everyone complaining about how they don't understand how the clutch can go in 100 miles; listen up: You're in stop start traffic. In a normal torque converter automatic you gently ease off the brake and the car inches forwards, yes? Well this isn't a torque converter automatic, it has a single plate clutch, and if you hold the brake pedal and inch forwards you're not fully engaging or disengaging the clutch, you're just biting and slipping it, causing friction on it, which causes it to heat up. Same thing as if you were in a manual car and held the clutch pedal half way down and started pushing the accelerator for any duration of time, you'd tear the clutch to shreds. If this were for a split second you'd be fine, but heat in a clutch is exponential, once it starts heating up it heats up fast. So him sitting inching forwards in traffic for say half an hour, easing off the brake and inching the car forwards without actually taking his foot off the brake pedal is going to melt the clutch, it's just two metal disks rubbing against each other, they're supposed to be either not touching, or completely pressed together. The solution, as Rob says if he "knew how to drive it" he would have sat with his foot on the brake, and not moved an inch until there was room for him to completely let off the brake and move forwards, and then come to a complete stop again, not inching with the brake pedal. Alternatively, not drive a fucking Aventador through a gridlock. I honestly don't understand why you're all subscribed to an automotive youtuber if you can't work any of that out for yourself, but there's your explanation anywho.

[@paulj9821]

Because they are kids who grew up in a generation with 98% automatics. After reading half the comments here and shaking my head, I think it's safe to say that this video works as a great deterrent to prevent them from ever renting a proper manual exotic and rightfully so.

[@FishFind3000]

2:40 oil temp is 0 and takes it to redline.... smh. Wow

[@inforobob]

Not very smart.

[@DoctorSkillz]

I do that all of the time. No big deal.

[@jenniferwhitewolf3784]

Thinking same thing... ice cold, revs it up😫.

[@acmeopinionfactory8018]

FishFind3000 Aaaand the redline is almost flathead territory.

[@matik001ify]

Rental car :P

[@Batman11680]

Sorry but the clutch getting burned up from someone who shows to not even be going over 60mph is nto at all liable for damages to the clutch. Sounds like you had a faulty clutch in the car.

[@gorkyd7912]

You know every teenager learning to drive manual roasts clutches going less than 5 mph in the driveway, for reference.

[@VideoArchiveGuy]

@@gorkyd7912 With a clutch pedal. If the car is computer-controlled, you literally can't control what its doing with the clutch so you shouldn't be responsible.

[@Sie84yv]

A $400k car that can't drive in the city? What a piece of crap! I don't care how good it drives, if I can't drive it what good is that?

[@channell11]

It's basically race technology that can't handle the rigors of street driving. Any other clutch is not going to be roasted after 100 miles of stop and go traffic-even if you're "inching along up to the next car". Unless you're revving and slipping the clutch the whole time you're not going to have any problem-and the electronic controls should be able to apply the clutch better than any human. Point is Lamborghini is selling a car that's not really suited for what a large number of people are going to use it for. A clutch life (under optimal conditions) of 20K may be fine for a race car, but that's unacceptable for a street vehicle where the replacement cost is $15K. If a 750 HP Corvette ZR1 can make a clutch that's good for 100K miles of street driving and costs less than 5K to replace, that tells you that there's a problem.

[@folkart8008]

How excactly do you burn through a clutch that has "72% life" in 100 miles of city driving. If anything I would be looking into faulty clutch and going after Lamborghini. Especially on a new car. Also he didnt even get up past 60mph.

[@jcmartinez7527]

Just cause you dont go over 60 mph doesnt mean you didnt do 0-60 pulls Haha. Also starting in the wrong gear and stuff like that can mess up the clutch

[@folkart8008]

@@jcmartinez7527 yes but 0-60 pulls should be expected and engineered for. Also why is there not a safety feature so if the clutch gets to hot the car goes into reduce power mode or just forces you to shut the car off. Plus any modern car uses computers that could see you are in the wrong gear and should be able to auto shift you if you start to hurt the car.

[@folkart8008]

@@jcmartinez7527 btw I'm only saying this cause lambo marketed this car to be road worthy. That means any old fool should be able to hop in the car and drive it in normal driving conditions without breaking a 15k part

[@vettegirl3176]

Folk Art it’s not a faulty clutch, driving a single clutch car is just like driving a manual. User error and he should have to pay. Burning through 72% in 100 miles takes some skill LOL

[@Croma2333]

Rob: These cars aren't made for inching traffic, they are made for the open road Also Rob: "The common use on these cars is lapping times square" Sounds like sometimes they set up the customer to fail.

[@MichaelF1]

1:05 start here for mangled meatballs

[@nickconrad94]

Michael 1 YES ! Skip all his ads all the time because we all know he already got paid to put it in

[@xxxonamemestreak8082]

@@nickconrad94 well yea..he's gotta make money off youtube somehow. 99% of youtubers do it.

[@MichaelF1]

@@nickconrad94 eh. I support some of em...if the time to shave my balls(rare) or use finasteride(not for another 50+ years knock on wood) comes up, Ill comb the vids for a code. Otherwise, i know you fellas want less of the AD and more of the Al Dente...Hence the timestamp. I hope it doesn't incur the wrath of the flying spaghetti monster, but as long as im unblocked ill just assume were good. I bought superspeeders and got 12 rural tennessee tickets as an impressionable teenager with a v6 camaro, we're even.

[@thiscommentisonsteroids4184]

Sorry but never going over 60 and very likely never abusing the car shouldnt make him liable for the clutch. Its the first rental. It likely was an prior issue with it. It doesnt matter if he was driving in traffic. Driving in traffic for 100 miles under normal circumstances shouldnt burn out a clutch unless it already has issues. Regardless he shouldnt be liable for normal use of a car. If u took my deposit id see u in court and sue for court costs as well

[@paulj9821]

to bad it wasn't normal use. I guess you missed the part where he mentioned that before the gentleman rented it, Rob's people offered to do a Pre-drive to make sure he understood how to drive a Manual Aventador. The renter shrugged it off and acted like he was a boss. What I find funny here is if I was in that car even I would have known that driving it in stop go for hours continuously on end is a no go. You can do it but there is a Technic to it, that any seasoned manual driver understands.

[@HighPotatoo]

Why is the renter having to pay for it lol I highly highly doubt he did it on purpose. What if the computer was wrong and it didn’t have 70% left it was closer to 17%. I wouldn’t pay that shit that’s wear and tear you’d have to come take the money from my dead hands lol. I’d also get the insurance because I’m not stupid. But that’s like charging someone for a windshield wiper or oil change lol it’s common wear and tare. Royalty exotics over this place any day 🤦‍♂️😂

[@TractControlOff]

Your insurance would be paying regardless of which rental company you use.

[@HighPotatoo]

TheGatedShift false.

[@only140]

you think Royalty would let you roast their clutch for free?

[@HighPotatoo]

only140 no dip shit you pay for the insurance so if something happens you aren’t out money you don’t have. Just like everyone on that wall they have lmfao

[@vettegirl3176]

DrakotheHusky the computer wouldn’t be wrong- he wore out the clutch and should have to pay for it. 72% left is more than plenty and especially for 100 miles. Example My bf murcielago had 12% clutch life left and still drove it another 3k Miles before it going into service. Aventadors clutches are far superior to murcielago clutches so there’s no reason he should have burnt that clutch out in 100 miles.

[@ACoustaDC]

I love how this car's clutch is good for 20K meanwhile my Nissan has 183 k on the original clutch

[@ACoustaDC]

@Sir Tristan What is wrong with your life? I feel so sorry for you.

[@ACoustaDC]

@Sir Tristan I was talking specifically about a specific vehicle and a specific issue with a vehicle not the person, you make a personal attack. Your life must be so horrible you must be the saddest human being on the planet. I can't wait till they have a telethon for you so I can donate

[@ACoustaDC]

@Sir Tristan Avoiding the facts again...it only emphasizes your lack of intelegence. Do you have any rebuttal to the facts? How I commented on FACTS stated in the video? Or is you whole game plan to try and make personal, and yet unfunny, statements?

[@ACoustaDC]

@Sir Tristan Oh and I love the Rosie reference... It makes you so relevant.... To 1982 .

[@ACoustaDC]

@Sir Tristan all right good for you sir! Let me know what corner you're standing on and I'll throw some change in your cup

[@PatrickPeterVlogs]

To visualize the first 10,000 miles the car saw 28% wear on the clutch, this renter ate through 72% in 100 miles. - HOW does that even happen? The clutches aren't great for city but they aren't that bad either?

[@Dangerwiggles]

Must've been a lot of stop and go in 3rd+.

[@joecook3223]

Used to work in a Toyota dealership, had a rav4 come in with 1000km, effectively a brand new car. It didn't move forward. There was no friction material left on the clutch disc. Just the thin sliver of metal that the friction material is riveted to. I don't know how it's possible, but it's possible. I guess just whack it in 4th, limiter bash the motor and use the clutch pedal to vary your speed. Only thing i can think of.

[@spindedark]

Once a clutch reaches a temperature that is considered to hot and you keep letting it slip it will completely go within a few minutes. Clutch slip is not as bad as some people claim as long as you just don´t do it for too long because it will overheat and go almost instantly.

[@PatrickPeterVlogs]

@@Dangerwiggles you can't select 3rd gear from standstill. It's sequential. The car will auto drop into lowest gear for what ever speed and will drop into neutral if the car is in gear at idle.

[@PatrickPeterVlogs]

@@spindedark I know what burns clutches out but find it hard to imagine that it can happen in a heavy traffic situation as this guy must have only been in traffic for 20 miles out of the 100 or so miles that he did?. I have a murcielago and friends have aventador and we live in London...our clutches are fine.

[@blackericdenice]

This is bull shit. The computer control the clutch and the shifting of the transmission. Anyone is suppose to be able to drive the car in the city, hwy or on track.

[@RadRidesByCru]

I got it, I got it, I got it... roasts $15k clutch... I don't got it.

[@-Zelo]

Love you Rob and you're a smart dude but i just kind of feel that the customer being liable to pay for damages because of the car breaking on its own essentially seems pretty messed up. Like i get it if he abused the car in any way but just normal driving and he's gotta pay 15k? Just seems pretty off to me but idk what the contract says when people rent out your cars but i'm sure you have it somewhere that they're liable for ANY vehicle damage even if the car breaks on its own.

[@cdesha]

Driving in city traffic in an Aventador is abusing it.

[@-Zelo]

1 Slow S4 what if he got caught up in the traffic and couldn't do anything about it? What if he wasn't completely aware of what the car likes and doesn't like (which is most likely the case) And it isn't abusing the car if the car is just a piece of shit that can't do what cars are meant to do which is drive. Aventadors break even when you're doing higher speeds. They may look and sound cool but overall the Aventador is just a trash car if you can't even drive it in some regular traffic.

[@cdesha]

Sounds like you’re just a hater

[@-Zelo]

1 Slow S4 sounds like you feel stupid about your last comment. I literally said the car looks and sounds cool which i guess means nothing to you but as a drivers car is a piece of shit which is completely true and you can ask any owner of one bud. But yea sure i'm a hater.

[@Dangerwiggles]

@@-Zelo I think Rob was implying they were taking it through stop and go traffic in the wrong gear and inching forward like you can in an automatic (which is fairly well unheard of while driving a true manual). The clutch would be constantly slipping the entire time. The driver MUST have ignored the warnings about the clutch overheating. There's no way it just magically stopped working.

[@anorangewithacapybaraunder2370]

Guy: I wanna rent a Huracan *Rob remembers his aventador with a near-dead clutch* Rob: How ‘bout an Aventador for the same price?

[@kevinnal8759]

Car may have had an issue already still not buying client burning the clutch. I drive mine on traffic, incline, decline and do 100 mile canyon runs on Sundays and for last 2 years still have only 12% clutch usage after 6,000 miles.

[@kevinnal8759]

Clutch change on aventador is recommended on 50K miles

[@bigzlowered]

oil temp 0---- lets rev the car to 6k

[@jakeyaboi6824]

James Grant not really an issue

[@Dripple]

Rob: *has Lambo clutch destroyed* Rob: "How am I going to make this back?" Rob's brain: *Just sell some hair loss product* Rob: "ok"

[@TheAlexBradley]

Sounds like the rental business is an absolute nightmare

[@campkira]

It Tax deduction business not a real business..

[@thegaslightneverends]

its just a painful business watching idiots ruin beautiful supercars by slowly curbing wheels , scratching paint/interior, no mechanical sympathy etc. I could never do it

[@GodlessMartyr666]

opposite is true. having beater exotics around to rag on every day would be awesome..

[@Make-Asylums-Great-Again]

AlexBFresh just his

[@Demonlord468]

Sounds like the rental business is an absolute Scam FTFY

[@WillDasNeves]

Wow gotta feel bad for the guy having his rental ruined but driving super cars is always different than regular cars. Thanks for sharing mr spaghetti

[@ericeric1010]

Does the customer have to pay for something like this? If they were just driving normally (albeit in stop & go traffic) would it be their fault and would fit the bill for $12,000?

[@captainsewerrat]

I was wondering the same thing. It's a valid question. It didn't sound like he abused the car. Maybe if he stuck to manual shifting and ruined the clutch like that, yeah okay. But if it was in automatic mode and he just used it as a commuter it's not his fault.

[@YNB_Fatty]

Yes, customer pays for a portion if not all of it + they will probably also try to get additional money because the loss of revenue for it being un-rentable until it’s repaired. At the very end of the video Rob says “gonna be more like $15k sucks for the customer who has to pay for it”

[@Furrylicorice]

captainsewerrat Automatic mode is worse than manual mode on these cars in stop and go traffic. Has to be in manual with sport mode on. And put in neutral every time you stop . So yeah sucks in traffic . The newer ones are better .

[@ThePepe969]

@@captainsewerrat there is a warning when the clutch is overheating, that's when you gotta take a break.

[@Bryan-fg3ey]

Seems to me the car was unfit for purpose

[@thejamilbrothers7309]

Sorry to hear. Funny enough, first exotic I ever rented was an Avantador, I got hooked and now at 26 years old, just bought a 13' Gallardo LP550-2. Any advise on keeping a healthy clutch?

[@jerrygreier5950]

Wow, congrats man! Your Gallardo looks sick!

[@thejamilbrothers7309]

Jerry Greier thank you :)

[@natevanderloon9060]

Only way to keep the clutch healthy is not to drive it unfortunately exotic cars are absolutely garbage they are made to go fast on a track not made to run well consistently

[@ivanperez7383]

LOL your vid on how much your lambo is worth is hilarious!

[@thejamilbrothers7309]

Nate Vanderloon I’ve budgeted for a replacement already but it’s definitely cheaper than an Aventador. I drive it on Corsa mode mostly so it drives like it’s supposed to be driven and not stop and go. I plan my trips so I can have the most fun in it.

[@jeremypetro1084]

I think it's awesome going from hearing your commercials on the radio and now getting to watch what's happening for real is really cool. Keep up the great work!!! Brookfield Connecticut loves your channel!!!

[@Mortalomena]

you should not bill the customer unless you made him sign a paper that says how to drive the car so it wont burn the clutch.

[@superspeeders]

It's in the rental contract. This is only the 3rd time in 15,000 rentals I've had to.

[@silentassasin741]

Anima don’t rent a car you don’t know how to use.

[@user-zb6ez4jl3u]

Look A G its an automatic, how doesn’t he know how to use it

[@Kevin-ql1hb]

@@user-zb6ez4jl3u Its not an automatic!

[@silentassasin741]

Mark Dominguez not an automatic 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@baggedmk6]

how can a car so expensive not have a fail-safe especially if its paddles

[@jasonsong86]

MIKE .W wear and tear happens and in the wrong person can wear fast.

[@baggedmk6]

jasonsong86 fail safe can be easy created... they dont make one so they can get more money when stuff like this happens

[@eric4946]

They should have a small electric motor for stop and go or something . These semi manuals always get destroyed so fast. They must make these clutches out of soap stone or something . If big trucks can run 100k miles on a clutch at least it’s crazy they only last a few thousand sometimes.

[@rock-oz7eg]

They're called exotic clutches

[@DuhQuantum]

They only really destroy themselves when people don't know how to use them. Other than that they have similar life to traditional clutches.

[@mcearl8073]

DuhQuantum Lol, no they don’t. There are a lot of exotics who are lucky to get 10k miles out of a clutch. I’m pretty sure Rob has went over this before on some of his cars.

[@campkira]

Lamboghini.... Not fucking Toyota....

[@westsenkovec]

People are complaining how bad the car is yet there are dozens of Aventador owners who rev the shit out of their cars while they only drive it in stop and go traffic around London or Monaco and they don't ruin their clutches is 100 miles.

[@rivalrepairs]

I can understand how a manual Lambo can have the clutch burnt out but if its semi automatic / automatic the car should be in charge of modulating the clutch so not driver responsibility. A road car should be capable of being driven in stop start traffic without damaging the clutch. Why was the clutch wear measured prior to the rental? was work completed on it. maybe the software didn't calibrate the biting point correctly?

[@campkira]

@Chimou Lamborghini build quality.. Don't make for driver but make for them to make more money.... The car just never make to go the kind of road on first place and the renter foolish enough to rent it from Rob... 72% in 100 miles yeah.... How often do you think Lamborghini want people to come it from maintenance?

[@Lex1s300]

I appreciate you keeping us in the looop Rob

[@ritgerj]

I’m interested in renting a car from Gotham What happens if I bring the rental back with a rock chip in the front bumper or the windshield . Would I be held responsible even if this was caused by normal driving ?

[@Kuillen]

No, you wouldn’t, spaghetti explains this in one of his replies to another comment.

[@Croma2333]

So how did he blow the clutch? It sounds like you don't think he was launching it... So he just drives the car normally, and suddenly 15k in repairs? It all sounds too ridiculous. If it wasn't for the customer trying to hide it, instead of being livid and yelling about the quality of it, I would find it difficult to be on Robs side.

[@pawedziewietnascie7360]

I agree. I have same approach to this.

[@MichaelBacon212]

So does anyone know what's up with Jimbo????? Haven't seen him in a while and was just curious.

[@timothypineault]

Michael Bacon At the unemployment office

[@jaythrash8804]

He probably joined the circus with my friend Isaac...

[@eric4946]

How does insurance and what not work for a case like this? Is the guys deposit forfeit now ?

[@superspeeders]

Yes this would likely hit the security deposit vs insurance. Technically it is 3rd party property damage, we will see how the customer wants to proceed. We can always try an insurance claim and see if the carrier agrees that it's covered damage.

[@kashmir883]

@@superspeeders would you really consider this the customer's fault? if i rented that car and i was just in stop-go traffic and the clutch blew, i'd personally be so confused -whos to blame & how to you try to prevent it in future?

[@fimetal4005]

Kashmir if you don’t understand how to drive the car and burn the clutch it’s 100% your fault

[@imjustruthie]

@@kashmir883 Yes. Clutch was at 72% (I think that's what he said) to where it won't even move the car, all while being driven by the person who rented it. They drove it in traffic, and they put it in conditions that the car wasn't meant for, and they're costing future rentals. The customer is and should be at fault.

[@DCUK6]

Normally I agree with Rob on things but can’t see this one. How is it property damage when he drove a road car like a road car. You can expect everyone to know what that a car can’t be driven like you normally would. You said the data showed no sign of abuse. If your renting in a congested area and have a vehicle you can’t use in traffic then that’s down to the rental company choosing unfit vehicles.

[@MauriceNL1]

2:38 this hurts me, revving a cold engine :-(

[@DutchManticore]

Indeed, revving the nuts of it. Imagine him doing that often, then renting a car, driving normally, something breaking and being charged for it

[@thiscommentisonsteroids4184]

Sorry but normal use in traffic or not shouldnt kill the auto clutch in this semi automatic. This is its first rental on a used car. Much more likely this clutch already had issues and you should not be charging him. I would fight the charge. Claim it as a fraudulent charge on my CC

[@looker41414111]

I can't believe you charge a customer for an Adventador clutch failure, and you just admit that your burned one in 3k miles.

[@technom3598]

The customer did it in 100 miles and he had a previous clutch reading so. If you drive a sports car over the curb and rip the bottom off of it and then a customer does it does that mean he isn't responsible. He drove it improperly and it was damaged

[@paulj9821]

oh Jesus, how old are you again? Young right cause if not then you are completely ignorant to how a manual/clutch system works. Yes he burned one for being stupid with it and admitted it, notice how he doesn't try to blame the car in his situation. He took full responsibility since he misused the clutch.

[@InGovWeMistrust]

Today Mr. Spaghetti tells us how a poorly trained chef over cooked the ribs on his new bull.

[@tscooter22]

I'm curious where you are getting these clutch life numbers. How do you know it had ~72% before the renter got ahold of it?

[@spife129]

tscooter22 car computer can tell you the clutch life, of course it has to be done with special device to read from obd port. Basically the car computer learns the engage point of the clutch over time

[@acmeopinionfactory8018]

tscooter22 Software on the car.

[@superspeeders]

It's part of the pre purchase inspection, I just bought it.

[@tscooter22]

@@spife129 I just learned something new today. I had no idea there was a way to figure that out without seeing the actual clutch. Thanks!

[@tscooter22]

@@superspeeders Ah, thanks for your reply!!

[@venom5809]

The funny thing is the more exotic rental stories you do with your business the less and less I want to ever rent an exotic, that's an interesting thing for a guy running an exotic rental company. LOL

[@NTGaming00]

not the brightest guy..

[@pawedziewietnascie7360]

Same here.

[@kevinnal8759]

Rob, you can't burn the clutch on aventador it is not a Murci. Look for other issues. I have never seen aventador clutch burn it is built differently.

[@VDPEFi]

If a car is not suitable for a road car it shouldn’t be rented? We have lots of cars in Europe with transmissions like that, French people carriers and tiny hatch backs. It’s practically entrapment to rent this to someone and then charge them because it’s a crap design. If I rented a car in the uk and the transmission took a shit no way am I paying for that!

[@whitetincan]

R.I.P. to Andrew aka driven to cure 😞🙏🏽

[@seanrahmoeller6325]

jon doe he died

[@SmokeyRam]

Who?

[@seanrahmoeller6325]

SmokeyRam3 Andrew lee was the founder of Driven To cure. He was diagnosed with stage four kidney cancer at age 19, he owned an Orange liberty walk GTR and he passed away. Look him up

[@JNatella]

why would a customer be on the hook for paying for the clutch? He didn't go over 60 jesus... I'd say the car failed on him and you owe him another rental plus an appology for the hassle. Revving a cold car the way you did is more reckless than driving the damn thing in traffic

[@pawedziewietnascie7360]

I could not agree more. I almost cannot fathom absurdity of situation. Customer drove the car in city, at low speeds, not at 'full potential' on some race track... and that is somehow 'a bad thing'? I wouldn't pay even a single dollar for it...

[@DCUK6]

How can you charge the customer??? If it’s a manual I can understand but a auto, really. You have evidence he wasn’t driving stupid. Just can’t see how you can charge them. When I mean stupid, I mean burnouts or 0-60 runs.

[@1212jtm]

I could be wrong, but I think he just lost his deposit. I don't think he has to pay for the actual clutch replacement. Either way it's probably in the contract he signed. Considering he was shown what not to do and how he should drive it, I would say it's completely understandable to lose his deposit. Again, I could be wrong though.

[@drake6143]

You always charge the customer, they can recoup from their insurance.

[@FeelsDonkMan]

These cars are not meant to be driven slowly, or in stop start traffic, you gotta open it up on a motorway at least.

[@DCUK6]

Unless it’s in the contract that it it breaks for any reason then you pay, or this car cannot be sitting in start stop traffic then I can’t see how he can loose his deposit for driving a road car like a road car. I think I would be onto my solicitor if it was me. Can’t see how Rob has a leg to stand on with this one unless it’s a unfair contract.

[@1212jtm]

@@DCUK6 I see what you're saying but an Aventador is not a normal "road" car. I'm sure back when they rented out the Ford GT, or any other manual transmission car there was probably something in the contract about the clutch. Completely understandable to do the same sort of the thing in the contract for an Aventador in my opinion.

[@anthonyd.5516]

You should have dash cams on all rentals for both the drivers protection and your own. What if he truly only drove the car regularly, you said he never went over 60 mph? Unless he was being completely reckless which would have to be proven, I don't feel this guy is responsible for replacing the entire clutch. What if the 70% rating was not correct? For that to happen you should have a dash cam with sound to review only in the case of an accident or something like this happening.

[@mctown972]

Today, Mr. Spaghetti shows us what happens when you leave your Sous Chef in charge of the meatballs🍝

[@DaftDriver]

I wonder if Mr Spaghetti gets mad when he sees these comments

[@stevenkelby2169]

@@DaftDriver I don't know, but they make me chuckle!

[@IndependenceCityMotoring]

How the heck do you wear out a paddle clutch transmission that quickly? Not like theres a pedal to ride the clutch.

[@spyderborg]

The computer was riding the clutch. If the guy was driving the car at 2mph then that's the only thing it can do

[@campkira]

The car can not creep...... it had 700 hp and it not a automatic... This is why I had auto for my daily drive car.....

[@khoajin]

Did anyone see a 0 at 7:00-7:01?

[@piratepress6958]

LOL, that was the clutch life reading!

[@forrest9193]

I saw that.

[@barmanvarn]

As someone that knows nothing about supercars but enjoys these videos, I’d love a video with more info on how this occurred and how to avoid it.

[@jby2009]

so if a customer rent an exotic car, and he blew up the clutch, so he has to pay for the clutch? what about insurance?

[@level5822]

Insurance won’t cover its a wear and tear part

[@own3d4u]

@@level5822 I was actually planning on doing one of these exotic rentals (probably through Gotham) but if I would be liable for a "wear and tear" part breaking, I'm going to pass.

[@Jaybird563]

own3d4u avoid launching and abusing the car like this customer... and you wouldn’t have a problem. Drive it like it’s yours... can you imagine if wear and tear wasn’t your responsibility... literally nobody would take care or drive the car with respect.

[@jby2009]

I was planning to rent an exotic car in the future, but after seeing this, NOT ANYMORE.

[@Fubbzie]

It's much easier to guage life of parts, he said it left the shop with 72% clutch life. Obviously if it went from 72-0 in the span of one day, something the renter was doing was very wrong. In the pre trip and contracts signed I'm sure the renter has to acknowledge they have been fully informed how to properly drive the vehicle.

[@beaubolin5661]

I love this channel this guy is like the Steve buschemi of cars

[@fredericduwe9920]

Does the renter get charged full price for this or do they just lose their security deposit?

[@ottergreen8190]

frederic duwe usually full price. Its not really an insurable claim because it’s driver error, but even if it was, exotic rental insurance is extremely difficult to obtain and maintain so you make one, they’ll pay out but probably not renew your policy. That’s why you pay your deposit but they want to know your credit limit, so some will pull a credit report and if need be, sue you in civil court. They’re not gonna let you blow a 20k dollar clutch and only keep your deposit.

[@Make-Asylums-Great-Again]

frederic duwe with Rob, who knows. Probably full price + clutch + replacement rental + loss of time on the first rental + Rob’s aggravation.

[@propergarage4249]

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS MAN! Get that Supra going strong AGAIN!!

[@jamesgore4875]

PROPER GARAGE! If I’m not mistaken the Supra is for sale

[@propergarage4249]

James Gore Oh yes your right ! I know he said someone gave him an offer for it and I thought it was sold

[@jamesgore4875]

PROPER GARAGE! That’s what I was thinking. He requested that it be taken back to stock as terms of the sale

[@propergarage4249]

James Gore yes same here

[@Midg-td3ty]

For me thats the Nr1 reason I hate using other peoples cars. You are ultimatively responsible if something stops working while you use it.

[@1jiveturkey1]

Today, Mr. Spaghetti is upsetti that someone over boiled the sauce on the lambonoodle.

[@ifan3270]

Revs while car is dead cold...way to go Rob

[@nevets4190]

its his car get over it bitch

[@TBendez]

You did see it had a lower rev limit active right?

[@DuhQuantum]

He literally said "Because cringe, and it's shot already". Revving it one while it's cold isn't going to do anything. Think about how many idiotic renters do the same shit.

[@futuredk89]

I love the way V12 ‘s start up. It’s always feels like an occasion

[@Will-oj3un]

Mr.Spaghetti is losing his Ragu

[@ArnauMartiFont]

when you say sucks to be the customer that has to pay for it, you were referring to you or the costumer who rented the car?

[@museumandtravel]

I know Cosmo he is an expert at fixing clutch's so they break in 100 miles normal city driving.

[@empireStyle]

Rob, my company is working on a device to broadcast live ECU data, so you can see how your customer is shifting, braking, accelerating, oil temp, engine temp, ECU errors, warnings along with 50+ other live data points - live streamed privately to your account on our iOS or android app. You can catch any issues (i finished coding alarms last week) - before they become major issues.

[@acereport8939]

You can rent the car but JUST DON’T DRIVE IN TRAFFIC! 🤦‍♂️

[@newsletterman]

If you have to replace the clutch after a single renter - is someone that bad a driver, or is the quality of craftsmanship that bad?

[@oGPoLa]

Today *Mr. SPAGHETTI* shows us a noodle that got stuck in the strainer.

[@mikeernst8374]

I don't see how the renter can possibly be responsible for the cost. That dosen't make sense. How do you prove that it was his fault? I would fight that crap down to the end!

[@Jakeyboy____11]

Ouch, customer has to pay the $15k? Insurance won’t cover it?

[@BackyardExploration]

So many freaking idiots in the comments who have no idea how a clutch works. How do you even put up with this crap, Rob? If you rent a car with a clutch and burn out the clutch because you don't understand how a clutch works, YOU ARE AT FAULT. You've damaged someone else's property through ignorance and misuse, so you have to pay for those damages.

[@bradenmchenry995]

BackyardExploration driving in stop n go traffic is not the renters fault

[@Fedgery007]

I can't believe this! I could never be in the car rental business.

[@markacevedo441]

I respect Rob for posting this as it probably deters some potential renters on it but i do understand the renter takes liability when it comes to operating the vehicle. Im not sure its the same but with dual clutches i read up on just out of curiosity that if they are dry type without torque converters inching in traffic severely wears them out. Perhaps some driving tips for the car is given during the familiarity lap when the vehicle is first rented, still totally sucks!

[@Pie4life123]

When rob tries to rob you for $$$ doesn't matter if it's manual or automatic every car is made to meet federal standards and i', sure they wouldn't allow a car that overheats from just city driving. This clearly is a case of crappy car and i bet you alot more people will bring it back with a broken clutch from just doing normal driving.

[@rosewd2]

You should be shifting into neutral by pulling in both paddles when you stop to save the clutch .

[@paulj9821]

shhhh.....don't come here and talk common sense. They all claim to be car enthusiasts yet look at them cry like children all because they are to ignorant to realize that any of the car KZbinrs that owned an Aventador or got to drive one, all happen to mention how in traffic or at a stoplight to put the car into neutral.

[@campkira]

Won't help much... The car can not creep.... Get on and off the gear would just destroy the clutch anyhow...

[@rosewd2]

Its a good idea to do that at a stop. Repeated stop & go with damage the clutch of course. They really need to go to a dual clutch to make it more drivable.

[@paulj9821]

​@@rosewd2 Ignore this guy "campkira " he is just another youtube pubescent child that has never owned an exotic car(naturally he will make claim's that veer far from the truth) and has no interest in the actual truth. Point in case he thinks that commenting on everyone of my replies in defense of Rob is somehow going to sway those in the know how, such as yourself.

[@quadrifoglio6058]

@@campkira it doesn't need to creep. You don't know anything about driving an Aventador little man. This is just hilarious seeing you go out of your way to talk complete nonsense. If it wasn't possible to drive this car in traffic properly then truck loads of Aventadors would have experienced the same issue consistently. Rob himself would have never bothered to even rent the car out. Funny how countless other people that own and rented these didn't burn the clutch out in less than 100 miles while keeping there speed less than 60.

[@natevanderloon9060]

Don’t buy a Lamborghini if you want To actually drive it on the road got it

[@ryanchase9746]

Still waiting for someone to restomod a shot out Countach

[@DerekDeVere]

Don’t buy an aventador

[@INSTINCTXIV]

You can actually daily drive a Huracan that thing is ridiculously reliable, just stick with that and you'll be fine.

[@campkira]

And some fool still argue with me about the car's clutch... It for empty road not heavy traffic

[@fakeracounte2211]

Lamborghini...was started by a tractor maker who always messed up his Ferrari transmission. After complaining to Ferrari once again over his poor transmission, Lamborghini was challenged to make his own car. Looks like his transmission needs some work.

[@FPsGameFreak]

Damn good luck to the renter paying 15k

[@PlamenDrop]

Thanks for explaining this. I never thought that you could roast the clutch on a car without a manual clutch. I just assumed that it'd drive like an automatic

[@Julian-do7bv]

That's crazy poor guy

[@Stefan-fv7yj]

what's up with those numbers that are shown in the clip. last time i saw a Number 3 and now a Number 0...