The Lamborghini LM002 is a creature of automotive folklore, the four-wheeled equivalent of Bigfoot (and if you've seen the tracks left by its nutty 345/60VR17 Pirelli Scorpions, that comparison is even more apt). Only a handful of people have spotted an LM in action, even fewer have driven one, and the masses would probably be shocked to learn that Lamborghini even built this 6780-pound, V-12–powered origami monster. Fortunately one of the finest examples of the 60 LM002 sold in America — one so excellent that Lamborghini President Stephan Winkelmann declared it "better than the one in our museum" — lives in Woodstock, Illinois, not far from our editorial offices. We've even got the (un-doctored) pictures to prove the sighting.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Lamborghini LM002 2006
