Spot van de Dag 25-09-2019
Voor het eerst gespot in Greenwich (CT)
| Spotter | Rivitography |
| Gespot in | Greenwich (CT), United States of America |
| Datum | 25-09-2019 06:42 |
Well this is certainly a rare find in Greenwich: a red Lamborghini. I found this 2016 Lamborghini Aventador LP750-4 SuperVeloce Roadster driving down Greenwich Avenue on 9/21/2019. I know I have been gone for over a month, and I will post a full explanation about my hiatus and the future of my uploads onto here in the comments below. License plate: BULL·2SV (NY)
| Topsnelheid | 350 km/u |
| Acceleratie 0-100 km/u | 2.90 s |
| Vermogen | 750 pk |
| Koppel | 690 Nm @ 6000 RPM |
| Gewicht | 1575 kg |
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Rivitography - 25-09-2019 om 06:53
So, I haven't uploaded onto here in over a month. Why is that? Well, it's because I was working every other Saturday during the month of August and I now work on Friday nights. I have started my junior year at college as a graphic design major and the workload is killing me. I haven't had time to even look or upload my photos regularly as I now use a separate computer strictly for schoolwork.
I am very active on VINWiki, but not as active as I would like as like I said, I don't have time to even look at the photos that I take with my DSLR because of school. I will try to commit to Saturday car-spotting like I always have, but that may not be the case as I have my junior portfolio review coming up in a month. I've realized that car-spotting cannot take presence over my schoolwork and that school is the most important thing in my life right now. There are people who will try to make a living car-spotting and make it their entire life. I will say this: there is more to life than car-spotting. There is school, having a job, maybe starting a family, and hanging out with your friends in your down time. Do not make car-spotting your entire life. Work towards getting a good job, and be the person who owns one of the cars you spot.
I am not sure when I will upload again. Maybe during my winter break as I am discontinuing winter spotting, but who knows. I hope all of you are well. Peace out.
~ Jason
R&M-spots - 25-09-2019 om 10:06
Great to see something from you again! Good luck with your work and school.
LuxurySpottings - 26-09-2019 om 10:51
Quite a lovely Aventaodr there!
And what a story about spotting. I believe many of us have been/are in a similar situation and I guess there are several ways to cope with it.
On another note: Does anyone know which "times" count as one day on AG for the U.S.? Germany e.g. 7pm-7pm are all the uploads considered for SOTD that day, what's the standard time for the U.S.?
OPspotters - 26-09-2019 om 20:02
@LuxurySpottings we have 4 different time zones on the mainland. For the East Coast it is 8-8pm, Central 7-7pm , Mountain 6-6 pm and West Coast 5-5pm. I live in the Central zone, we vote from 7-9 pm for SotD.
Hill Country Automotive - 03-10-2019 om 04:06
Understandable about school and it's importance over things like spotting. But I always balance my work and hobbies, I can't just ax them out or else I'll go mad. I guess it also depends on your course-load. I spot because I'm always out and about before/after my classes, it's easy for me because the mall (99% of my spots) is half a mile from the campus. People always wonder why I'm out there so much, LMAO, if you had 4-5 hours to kill by yourself everyday when you still have time to do classwork and other life things everyday, wouldn't you?
