http://www.autoblog.com/2007/03/01/l...der-the-knife/



"We'll admit right off the bat that we can't tell you much about this car, called the Lamborghini Alar 777. Apparently an Argentinian by the name of Joan Ferci has somehow acquired exclusive rights to build custom Lamborghinis that retain the Italian marque's historic name and feature an official badge of the raging bull on the front end. He's created a pair of models in the past called the Coatl and the Eros GT-1, both based off of the Diablo. The Alar 777 will be the third model produced off of the Diablo platform and debut on March 30th in Buenos Aires. The car will produce over 700 horsepower from the Diablo's V12 motor and reached a claimed top speed of 223 mph. All we have at the moment is this computer rendering of the Lamborghini Alar 77 courtesy of Argentina Auto Blog, which has us wondering how many times Ferruccio Lamborghini will roll in his grave when this thing officially debuts."

How in the heck does somebody get a license to build what are in effect brand new Diablos with butchered body work?

I wish some company would get a license to build brand new Diablos that are true to the 1999 model year body style - my all time favorite!

Heres the Coatl....

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I remember seeing those hideous monstrosities somewhere before.

I can appreciate the man's passion, but I cannot relate to his taste.

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*Looking Forward to my first Lamborghini, whenever I shall have her!*

this is the car that was in mexico a while back... i think they used lexsus head lights.... nothing special.... i didnt know they made more than one....

there is info about it on lambocars

That is fn HORRID!!!!! How can any self respecting car lover allow this monstrosity to see the light if day!!???

That thing is terrible..

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