More often than not, whenever word spread on a possible new supercar on the horizon (an Italian bred especially) an insurmountable urge will somehow get everyone clogging google to get the latest scoop on how it looks from the outside. But when word spread on Lamborghini going ahead with a 4 seater passenger car, plenty were equally astounded on how well will the interiors go, adding to the fact that Lamborghini now lies under the canopy of Audi, arguably the best in the business of creating wonderful interiors in the industry. Now Jalopnik had revealed pictures of the Estoque's interior. Accentuating the exterior styling, the interior was full of triangular, trapezoidal designsand switch gears that almost looks like an F-22 Raptor's missle launcher. Adding to all the drama, there's also an LCD panel for the rear passengers that was housed in a lid that opened upwards revealing a storage box (for DVDs? or BlueRay?) of which we could almost speculate in accordance to the law of momentum in physics, would snap close by itself when the car accelerates. Nonetheless, it certainly looks exclusive and certainly makes this the most desirable Lamborghini to date. Check it out.
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3 comments:
I am hallucinating...
Yupe, these are the other stuffs besides women that could get a man hallucinating.
it a mint car and they did a good job it is a true fmily car with a fold out screen and lots of leg space but i dont know how much leg space there is
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