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Nolan. Barts across from me and this week we're talking about Gambala, a company that by the end of this episode, I'm sure you will agree, is really underrated, really underappreciated, created some amazing cars and unfortunately had a pretty sad ending. So this is a cool story, a sad story with some really badass cars along the way, sit back,

relax, or pay attention to driving if that's what you're doing right now. I don't know. And enjoy

the story of Gambala. The year is 2020. It's early morning on the streets of Manhattan,

when suddenly a sports car reins out of control,

sideswipes several parked cars and crashes to a halt.

The driver revs the $1 million plus machine and peels out, leaving an expensive path of destruction

before his engine seizes up and he has taken into custody.

Video of the debacle spread like wildfire across the internet,

and it doesn't take long for automotive enthusiasts to realize that this isn't just a normal

Porsche Carrera GT, which is a rare sighting in itself.

In fact, the car is arguably one of the rarest on the planet, the Porsche Gambala Mirage

GT, a $780,000 masterpiece

of engineering. But despite the waves it made, somehow the carnage of this event fits in perfectly

with the Gambala timeline. Just one more controversial blip for a company who redefined

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