it looks american not italian, like a lamborghini had sex with a challenger
PhatDeez
· 1 year ago
its not bad - but its NOT Lamborghini classic..... It looks like revamped Aston Martin Lagonda.....
Kim | Web design
· 7 months ago
The worlds first “super sedan”, they were going to make the SUV but that fell through and this was born. So this is for the man with a family or the style-conscious businessman that has a full time chauffeur I am not to sure if this would be the car for me as far as I am concerned a sports car should just be that. The more I have been reading about it I have now seen that this too has been shelved, so all the hype was just that.
The tonester
· 6 months ago
Some may be forgetting, Lamborghini is owned by the Volkswagen Group, so there is serious lot of German influence especially in the reliablity side, and certainly there is a vast change in the design....... I wonder how many people said the same thing about being a cult classic as the original COUNTACH was, after Lamborghini brought us the beautiful MIURA, and now the Countach as reached ICONIC stage- and ironically its been that iconic supercar almost since it was built.. As for being a copy of the Aston Martin, and I feel somewhat bad for saying this- Aston Martin has had its problems in some of its cars like the paddshift gears not working, so I hardly think they are copying - what you could say 'It looks somilar to an Aston Martin, thats been put on steroids'. As for looking good, it does not matter what we say, I gaurantee you, if that car pulled up outside a supermarket, there would be more people looking at it than a Wembley music concert (figuratively speaking). I think the car is outstanding gorgeous, superbly impressive, and the annoying thing is I will probably never ever see one - until it becomes a cult classic and you can go and see it in shows.
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but that fell through and this was born. So this is for the man with
a family or the style-conscious businessman that has a full time chauffeur
I am not to sure if this would be the car for me as far as I am concerned
a sports car should just be that. The more I have been reading about it
I have now seen that this too has been shelved, so all the hype was just
that.
As for looking good, it does not matter what we say, I gaurantee you, if that car pulled up outside a supermarket, there would be more people looking at it than a Wembley music concert (figuratively speaking).
I think the car is outstanding gorgeous, superbly impressive, and the annoying thing is I will probably never ever see one - until it becomes a cult classic and you can go and see it in shows.