MARCUS RASHFORD’S Lamborghini is so difficult to drive it can give users a headache.
The England star is understood to have splashed out £450,000 on the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ.
He has since sold the vehicle after notching 4,000 miles on the clock, and he got back what he paid for it.
The man he sold it to, a rally driver named James, believes the car could be worth £1million in a few years, claiming it is the last proper Lamborghini ever made.
The car can accelerate from 0 to 60mph in just 2.9 seconds and shoots flames out of the exhaust.
Rashford customised the vehicle with his signature – at an approximate cost of £30,000.
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The back seat bears his initials as well as his name.
It also packs a punch with the engine causing a deafening noise.
After testing it out, car dealership owner Will Kennedy said: “That is ridiculous.
“I had to run away because it was going to burst my ear drum. I’ve got a headache, I need some Nurofen.”
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He later drove the car and then got a headache for a different reason.
He added: “It gave me a headache driving it – not because of the sound just because it’s a handful.”
Rashford had endured a difficult season as he was forced to leave Manchester United in January.
But his move to Aston Villa is paying off as he returned a recall to the England squad and started both of Thomas Tuchel’s first two matches in charge.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
