Sheikh flies Lamborghini 6,500 miles to Britain for oil change!!!

A rich Arab sent his Lamborghini on a 6,500-mile round trip to Britain for a service. 

The £190,000 supercar was put on a scheduled flight from Qatar to Heathrow – then flown BACK after the oil check. 

Money was no object as the flight would have cost the owner – thought to be a Sheikh – around £20,000. 

The move sparked fury from green campaigners. 

An airport worker said: “This car doesn’t have a carbon footprint – more of a crater.” 

The overall cost of sending the Lamborghini to London for the oil change would have cost more than £23,000. 

His black-and-gold supercar costs £3,552 to service at an approved dealer – on top of the £20,000 to freight from Qatar to Britain. 

The Murciélago LP640 – driven by Batman in movie The Dark Knight – arrived from the Middle Eastern country on Friday. 

It cleared customs and was trucked to specialist mechanics in London for the service. 

On Monday it was flown back 3,250 miles to the oil-rich state where it was collected by the owner. More...

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