It's a production car, and you can buy it in the Middle East. Quite frankly, it's atrocious. From an inside source, I've heard no one's buying, no one wants to sell them, and everyone just wants to know when it'll die.

This, coupled with the wheels in the photo, makes it look very Accord Coupe-ish to me.

I get the feeling that beautiful badge was made by Lamborghini itself. He probably ordered it that way, and knowing Lamborghinis amatuer-ish quality at the time, this is what happened. I miss the old Lambo :(

I'm a bit biased (since I owned one), but the Samba Green del sol is classic in my mind.

GM at several points tried to answer questions no one had asked. The Envoy XUV was one of the stranger examples IMO.

The Hundra is RHD, definitely not a car bound for the Middle East.

V6 from an "undisclosed" source? Sounds like the reports are true. Toyota V6, Lotus Evora platform.

In the age of Koenigseggs, Paganis, and the crazy McLaren P1? Sorry, this looks like a half-assed attempt by Lambo to be "radical."

It's a risky career move, but I think it's the right one. He "had a hand" in designing the current range or Porsches. For all we know, he could've designed the air vents. That's probably an exaggeration, but I doubt he was given free reign over Porsche's design, a brand heavily steeped in history. At Chery, he'll…