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Lamborghini Ankonian Concept

Lamborghini Ankonian Concept

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This will probably be the coolest looking 'environmentally friendly' Lamborghini the world has ever seen. Its a concept of the new Lamborghini Madura which is scheduled to be Lamborghini's first ever supercar attempt to please tree-huggers. Its downsized, sophisticated aerodynamic slimmer body means that the Madura is slated to be more environmentally friendly than its other fuel guzzling counterparts.

 

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Known as the Lamborghini Ankonian concept, this mid-engine supercar features special OLEDs which have been flushed between the bodywork to act as headlamps, And this Lamborghini, as with all Lambos, is as bold and aggressive as ever. Even the name Ankonian, orginates from a bull famous for black hair.

 

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The man who designed it, Slavche Tanevsky, clearly had his eye on creating the next Batmobile.. This revolutionary design looks to bring Lamborghini's styling department up to a whole new level, making this one even more radical than the Reventon.

 

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Hopefully this car will be released as shown by 2016 because I must say, this car looks absolutely stunning..


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Circuit

might as well sleep while driving.. ahha so steep... almost lying down... rear view by camera?

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Cartoon

that's the purpose...

I'm sure you won't be sleeping.. coz the gal beside will keep you busy.. while lying down..

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