Photo credit: GT Spirit
There are only 9 Lamborghini Veneno Roadsters in the world and quite possibly the only exposed carbon fiber example is currently being auctioned by UAE-based dealership Al Ain Class at Bonhams, with an expected selling price of over $5-million USD. Featuring a tri-color flag livery, complete with a red coach line at the bottom of the body, while the interior is a mix of red leather, black Alcantara as well as glossy carbon fiber. Read more for a video, additional pictures and information.
Photo credit: Sterling Backus
In the near future, we may see 3D-printing being used to manufacture everything from smartphones to even cars, but physicist Sterling Backus and his son couldn’t wait for the latter. So, they started work on a 3D-printed Lamborghini Aventador. They’ve spent around $20K on parts, with most of the body parts, including the panels, taillights, headlights and air vents, being 3D-printed, while others had to be ordered so the end project can actually be driven – frame, suspension, engine, etc. Read more for additional pictures and information.
The Lamborghini Urus is already one of the (if not the) fastest luxury SUVs straight from the factory, but ABT Sportsline decided to take things to the next level. For starters, they’ve developed a new engine control unit increases power output to 710 hp and 671 lb-ft of torque, enabling it to accelerate from 0-62 mph in just a mere 3.4 seconds. There’s also plenty of exterior mods to keep things stealthy on the road. Read more for additional pictures and information.
How about a supercar designed to go anywhere? Meet the Lamborghini Sterrato, based on the Huracan Evo. Featuring an increased ride height, widened wheel tracks, 20-inch wheels wrapped in specially-developed tires with higher side walls that improve grip as well as bump absorption, LED bumper lights, and of course a roof-mounted LED light bar for navigating in complete darkness. Read more for additional pictures and information.
Entertainer Chris Brown has been known for his flashy jewelry, clothing as well as supercars, and his latest addition is definitely no slouch. Tuning shop RDBLA transformed his Lamborghini Huracan into a glowing, color-changing street beast with a symmetrical chrome wrap that changes from blue to yellow, purple, orange, and pink depending on the viewing angle. They also added purple headlights for that added pop when it roams the streets at night. Read more for this week’s selection of interesting images from around the web.
Photo credit: Dmitry Lazarev
Industrial designer Dmitry Lazarev envisions a Lamborghini supercar that draws inspiration from the automaker’s past and prsent models. Meet the Lamborghini Forsennato. Featuring the line-based headlights from the Terzo Millennio, with an Aventador-inspired front profile, taillights that appear to be from the Veneno, and wheels from a Huracan. Read more for a video, additional pictures and information.
Thailand-based body shop PS-Modify Chonburi recently unveiled their latest project, a Toyota MR2 Spyder converted into a bizarre-looking Lamborghini Veneno Roadster knockoff. Unfortunately (or fortunately), it looks nothing like its real counterpart, due to a front end that stretches out from the chassis of the Toyota with nearly zero support, no headlights, but at least the rear-end is decent, as it features the same engine cover, four tailpipes, rear wing, and rear diffuser design as the real Veneno. creation. Read more for two additional pictures and additional information.
Photo credit: Alex Choi
Alex Choi is no stranger to the supercar scene, but this 19-year-old didn’t want to stick with the typical mods you see all over the place. So, he decided to create Unicorn V3, or to be more specific, a twin-turbo Lamborghini Huracan rally car. He first upgraded the engine with Sheepey Race bolt-on twin-turbo kit, and then to make things safer, a hand-crafted chromoly and stainless steel cage that surrounds the entire car, inspired by the Flip Car from Fast & Furious 6. Read more for a video and additional information.
Photo credit: Daria Radionova
Entrepreneur Daria Radionova wanted her Lamborghini Aventador SVJ to really stand out and a simple body kit or paint job just wasn’t going to cut it. So, she decided to have a shop cover her supercar in roughly 2-million Swarovski crystals, and it took a team about 700-hours to complete. Let’s just say it attracted quite the crowd in London. She didn’t say how much it cost, but we wouldn’t be surprised if the job cost as much as the vehicle itself, or possibly even more. Read more for two videos and additional information.
Thailand-based Infinite Motorsports has modified a Lamborghini Aventador with a Liberty Walk V.2 kit, and it looks to be straight from a video game, like Forza Horizon 4 or Gran Turismo Sport. Other additions include: a red, yellow and black livery, several decals, and limited edition Pur LX12.V12 wheels with carbon fiber blades wrapped in Pirelli tires. Read more for a video, additional pictures and information.