Show the photo of this car to 10 people out on the streets and ask them to guess what band it is. Chances are nobody’s going to get the answer right. If somebody did, he probably made a lucky guess.
This is a 1986 Lamborghini LM002 – hardly looks like a vehicle Lamborghini would make, right? And we must advise you not to bet your house on the premise that this is just some run-of-the-mill vehicle the folks from Lambo built because they were bored. Arguably one the rarest Lamborghinis you can find anywhere in the world, this particular LM002 was originally built for the Sultan of Brunei – yes the same man who reportedly has over 6,000 cars in his garage – and while Sultan Bolkiah doesn’t own it anymore, the man who does is, apparently, selling it.
The car, by all accounts, has been remodelled and modified a number of times with the end product boasting of a number of different features including an upgraded interior with electric front sears, a couple of roof-mounted CD and DVD players, LCD monitors, an electric sunroof, and so much more.
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The LM 400 is a concept vehicle designed by Rene Harrigan inspired by the 1980s
Lamborghini LM 002. The intention was to design a luxury luxury off-road vehicle that could mark the return of
Lamborghini in this prestigious segment, to compete against
Lincoln,
Hummer,
Cadillac, Land Rover.
The LM 400 Concept is based on the Audi Q7 platform. It features an all-aluminum structure and is powered by a range of engines that includes V8, V10 and V12 units.
The LM 400 is designed in four
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This is a part of a car collection some were in Irak, a very known one because it was in propriety of the Hussein family. The American soldiers use this
Lamborghini LM002 as a test car for an explosion. This is possible to be one of the expensive test they ever done because this is not a cheap SUV, a v12 Lamborghini that car provide 450hp when is still alive.
This
Ferrari 550 Maranello is part of a collection that it suppose to number1200 cars. The cars were in propriety of Uday Hussein, (..
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The LM002 was pretty much the final version of the Cheetah program to ever be sold to the public. The LM003 and LM004 being experiments with various engines that were eventually abandoned.
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