SIAP new Lamborghini Reventon Roadster

[Modern Gatsby]

Looks great.. should be some around nyc, im sure.

 

[Agnacious]

Originally Posted by emmanuel

Love the styling right now but it will look hiddeous in a couple of years. Most lambos are really styled for the now... they dont age well at all.

Doesn't everyone just hang them on the wall after a couple years anyway???

 

[Alias]

Good thing there's no roof. Makes it easier to get out of when the thing spontaneously combusts.

 

[GQgeek]

Originally Posted by KBW

Or took the Reventon and chopped the roof off of it? Most Lambos look pretty similar...this one IMO is just the coolest and most futuristic of them all.

Here's the original Reventon

They should have taken this pic next to an F-117.

 

[Invicta]

Originally Posted by KBW

It's every bit as outrageous as a Lambo should be.

Originally Posted by GQgeek

They should have taken this pic next to an F-117.

Except the car is Italian, hence why it is pictured next to a Panavia Tornado, the mainstay of the Italian Air Force. Interestingly enough the Panavia Tonado was jointly designed and built by Germany and Italy, much like the current crop of Lamborghinis.

 

[emmanuel]

Originally Posted by Invicta

Except the car is Italian, hence why it is pictured next to a Panavia Tornado, the mainstay of the Italian Air Force. Interestingly enough the Panavia Tonado was jointly designed and built by Germany and Italy, much like the current crop of Lamborghinis.

Nerd...

 

[DNW]

Originally Posted by Invicta

Except the car is Italian, hence why it is pictured next to a Panavia Tornado, the mainstay of the Italian Air Force. Interestingly enough the Panavia Tonado was jointly designed and built by Germany and Italy, much like the current crop of Lamborghinis.

Or, I was just gonna say that it ain't exactly easy to find a F117 lying around waiting to be photographed. But yeah, the F117 is the obvious warplane that comes to mind.

 

[GQgeek]

Originally Posted by Invicta

Except the car is Italian, hence why it is pictured next to a Panavia Tornado, the mainstay of the Italian Air Force. Interestingly enough the Panavia Tonado was jointly designed and built by Germany and Italy, much like the current crop of Lamborghinis.

Didn't know that. It looks a lot like an F-117 though.