Commissioned by Lienhard, a Swiss collector, designer Franco Sbarro has come up with a luxury vehicle dubbed “Lista Office” that promises to take you on a sumptuous trip. Inspired by Ferrari Testarossa, the one-of-its-kind car is propelled by the 450hp 5-liter boxer 12 engine, allowing a power ride. Displayed at the Essen tuner expo in Germany, the Ferrari Testarossa-based Lista Office much like its name boasts an awe-inspiring design, attracting aspirants (of course) willing to dig their pockets deep.
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Via: Autoblog
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