The Lamborghini Furia concept from designer Amadou Ndiaye is based on the Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4 and is intended to be an exclusive version of the Gallardo, an idea which comes from the Lamborghini Reventon – Murcielago relationship. The Furia is supposed to have the same 550 hp, 5.2-l V10 powerhouse as the Gallardo.
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A more aggressive makeover has been given to the car to qualify it for the super exclusive status. There are subtle changes at the front, while the rear has a wider stance, larger air intakes, and a revised roof panel that allows more light into the cabin.
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lamborghini furia
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Via: Amadou Ndiaye/ Diseno-Art
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