VIDEO: The Agents Break Out The AutoSpies Douche-o-meter — Who Takes The Cake THiS Time?

Listen, we have nothing against bicyclists or Lamborghini owners; however, I do have to say that I tend to find issues with a lot of them.

Take, for example, the guys with the grape smugglers riding side-by-side three or four across on a narrow, two-lane country road?

Or how about the obnoxious Lamborghini owner that insists on revving his orange-on-orange E-Gear at all the red lights in New York City?

Well, I may just have the creme de la creme for you. That's because in London there's been a supercar invasion with idiots from across the globe creating havoc in the city's streets. One bicyclist took matters into his own hands by intentionally cutting off the matte black Aventador. That seems a bit pointless, frankly.

But we have to ask: WHO's The BIGGER Douche? The Lambo owner or the cyclist?

What say you?


What is going on in LONDON?! People trying to PISS off every supercar owner?! Why are they treated so poorly? This behaviour needs to stop. This cyclist is an utter moron that probably goes back to his dinner party thinking he is some sort of HERO!

CactoesGe1 - 7/10/2013 12:32:12 AM

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Cyclist = tool

curriescorner - 7/10/2013 9:11:36 AM

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Cyclist do this all the time in New York. They ride in the car lane instead of alongside the cars. It's a speed complex. They actually feel they are as fast as a car.

MorePower - 7/10/2013 9:12:21 AM

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Cyclist for sure!

MorePower - 7/10/2013 9:13:48 AM

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that V12 makes a sick horn

Lamborghini_vs_Ferrari_Racer - 7/10/2013 9:35:23 AM

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Cyclist = Douchebag.
Human Nature = To hate what one does not have/cannot get.

Chark - 7/10/2013 12:50:50 PM

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The cyclist has the same rights to the road as any other vehicle, including taking up a full lane if it is safer to do so than sharing a lane. That said, this particular cyclist is a jerk for pulling out in front of the Lambo and impeding traffic. What if it was Batman on his way to fight crime? You can't tell from the video, but it's possible the Lambo had made several trips around the block (look, kids - Big Ben!). You just get the sense that the cyclist knew the Lambo was coming and was looking to start something.

Being a jerk, an idiot, or both is not exclusive to cycling or exotic car ownership.

800over - 7/10/2013 1:17:13 PM

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Cyclist probably owns a Ferrari.

irishmike - 7/10/2013 1:11:57 PM

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There is no excuse to rush through congested urban areas. It peeves me when I observe city drivers going way too fast for conditions. There is a time and a place.
But yes, both of these morons are rude.

enthusiastx11 - 7/10/2013 2:02:17 PM

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driver is not only a douche but a deeply disturbed person. did he honk his horn? no. he revved his engine at a human being NOT in a car. beyond douchey. basically saying i'm going to run you over. who the fuck does that?

MorePower - 7/10/2013 5:45:17 PM

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People with cars that have loud engine exhaust or want to throw away a few dollars of fuel, to tell someone to get out of their war, by revving their engine.

Being the Lambo's advocate for a minute. The automobile horn is only used to alert motorists and other entities that either you are approaching or to warn of a collision. Since the revving of the engine alerted the cyclist of the Lamborghini and its driver, you could say it acted as a credible horn, in this instance.

enthusiastx11 - 7/10/2013 2:04:56 PM

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furthermore, the cyclist and pedestrians have the right of way BY LAW.