Looking at a used Huracan and wondering if anyone local actually knows how to work on these gearboxes without bankrupting me

[rileemeridith]

I'm in that dangerous late night Dubizzle scrolling phase where I've found a 2016 Huracan LP610 at a price that's just within the realm of possible if I sell my current car and eat rice and beans for the next year and the seller sent me a video of it shifting through the paddles and it sounds absolutely intoxicating but there's this tiny voice in my head that keeps whispering about what happens when the dual clutch box decides it's had enough of the Sharjah heat and starts acting up. I've read enough forum threads to know that the dealer will just recommend a full gearbox replacement for the price of a small apartment and I'm not about that life, but I also don't want to buy a car that becomes a garage ornament because no one around here can properly service the clutch calibration or replace the mechatronic seals without making it worse. I stumbled across a site called gear box repair sharjah that claims to have Lamborghini Transmission Specialists Sharjah who actually work on these cars without the showroom tax, and I'm just trying to figure out if anyone on here has actually used an independent specialist for a baby Lambo in this part of the world and whether the car survived the experience without turning into a very expensive sculpture that only goes into neutral.