The Lamborghini from Marcus Rashford is so difficult to drive, users can give a headache.
The English star is supposed to have splashed £ 450,000 on the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ.
Since then he has sold the vehicle after he had 4000 miles on the clock, and he received what he paid for it.
The man he sold it to, a rally driver named James, believes that the car could be worth £ 1 million in a few years and claims that it was the last real Lamborghini ever made.
The car can speed up in just 2.9 seconds from 0 to 60 mph and shoots flames from the exhaust.
Rashford has adjusted the vehicle with its signature – for an estimated cost of £ 30,000.
The rear seat bears both its initials and its name.
It also contains a slap with the engine that causes a deafening sound.
After testing, the owner of the car dealer Will Kennedy said: “That is ridiculous.
“I had to run away because it would burst my drum drum. I have a headache, I need some Nurofen.”
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He later drove the car and then got a headache for another reason.
He added: “It gave me a headache that drove it – not because of the sound only because it is a handful.”
Rashford had passed a difficult season because he had to leave Manchester United in January.
But his move to Aston Villa was paid off when he brought back a recall to the team of England and both of Thomas Tuchel's first two games.
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