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Wow, that's amazing!!

Stephan Winklemann, President and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini said of the Sesto Elemento, "It is our abilities in carbon-fibre technology that have facilitated such a forward-thinking concept, and we of course also benefit from the undisputed lightweight expertise of Audi AG. Systematic lightweight engineering is crucial for future super sports cars: for the most dynamic performance, as well as for low emissions. We will apply this technological advantage right across our model range. Every future Lamborghini will be touched by the spirit of the Sesto Elemento."

I guess the Jota will have similar design features...here's some more official shots:

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Lambo design team manager to subordinate:

"Bet you can't design a car entirely with a ruler..."

I am honestly suprised that the wheels are not shaped like 50c coins

lol

imho it is ugly and will certainly be well overpriced just like everything else the italians make

edit: not to say it's not a nice drive of course... just ugly and italians annoy me :D

imho it is ugly and will certainly be well overpriced just like everything else the italians make

Seeing as it's a concept I doubt this will be going into production, it's more an example of what we're likely to see in future models. More to the point, when are they ever going to produce an underpriced Lamborghini? They're not really going for the average-income deomographic...

lol

imho it is ugly and will certainly be well overpriced just like everything else the italians make

edit: not to say it's not a nice drive of course... just ugly and italians annoy me :mad:

Steeringwheel is as predicted.

Anyone else noticed the rearview mirrors come out of the middle of the door?

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It's a concept car, it's meant to be OTT! It's designed to give you an insight into where they're heading in the future.

I prefer my designs a little more organic, personally...

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It's a concept car, it's meant to be OTT! It's designed to give you an insight into where they're heading in the future.

I prefer my designs a little more organic, personally...

Mazda-Shinari-Concept-625x415.jpg

If they did something about the front end that would be a nice looking car.

That Lambo is ugly... but it is beautiful... although the interior screams of a mid 90's PC game.

Perhaps the Stealth Fighter type styling is so it can avoid "speed" radar guns?

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I think it looks wicked!

lol

imho it is ugly and will certainly be well overpriced just like everything else the italians make

edit: not to say it's not a nice drive of course... just ugly and italians annoy me :P

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