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Hello,
New to the forum and hopefully if I buy this car, I'll be here more ![]() I've done alot of research so I won't ask dumb questions like e-gear vs 6speed etc... I have a couple quick questions. I am close to buying a 2004 Galarado e-gear. Currently has 14500 Miles, I am getting it checked out by a lamborghini dealer but is there anything I should look out for? I've attached the 10500 service (clutch was done with "f" package software) and a bunch of other service/parts done (rear main seal). He also just had the car at lambo for the 3500 miles service Please let me know ANYTHING that would help with my purchase, Thank you so much |
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Are you in new york also?
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Oooo I see.
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The 2004-07 automatic dimming rearview mirrors are prone to leak corrosive acid. See the attached picture of the damage.
You should consider switching out the auto dimming mirror for a manual one if it has not been done already? Here is the thread that goes into detail: Corrosive Leaking Mirror Picture
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