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Hilarious moment a trailer of goats are towed down street in Australia by luxury £200,000 Lamborghini

Footage showed the smug farmyard animals travelling down the street attached to the luxury supercar

A GROUP of flashy goats are towed in style by a £200,000 luxury supercar.

This baffling footage shot in Australia shows a 2002 Lamborghini Murcielago tugging a box trailer full of farmyard animals - who clearly live life in the fast lane.

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The Lamborghini is seen driving through a town in Australia
Sitting in its trailer are a group of farmyard animals
When the camera zooms in, the farmyard animals are revealed to be goats
The animals didn't appear worried at being towed by the high-end supercar

As the bemused cameraman drives past the high-end sportscar, the driver and his passenger are pictured laughing.

Other motorists are also filmed stopping and laughing as the bizarre scene unfolds in front of them.

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Joseph Criniti, who posted the video on YouTube, wrote: "Who uses a Lamborghini to tow goats around in a box trailer!! For people who say why?? I say why not!!"

Unsurprisingly, the goats didn't appear to recognise - or care - just how luxurious their ride was.

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They did, however, seem relaxed - suggesting an element of truth to new research that says goats make ideal pets.

Researchers at Queen Mary University in London say this is because they have been domesticated for 10,000 years.

The bemused cameraman drove alongside the vehicle for several minutes


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