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Should Lamborghini make a car that looks like this?

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Should Lamborghini make a car that looks like this? | Top Gear

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An online designer has made the quite mad Forsennato. Like it?

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Should Lamborghini make a car that looks like this?

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An online designer has made the quite mad Forsennato. Like it?

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An online designer has made the quite mad Forsennato. Like it?

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Should Lamborghini make a car that looks like this?

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Should Lamborghini make a car that looks like this?

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Should Lamborghini make a car that looks like this?

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An online designer has made the quite mad Forsennato. Like it?

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Lamborghini is no stranger to slightly barmy concept cars. You can catch up on 14 of them right here. But we can’t add this Forsennato to the list.

That’s because it’s the work of designer Dmitry Lazarev, who’s taken out the electric felt tip pens and crafted something that takes Lambo’s hexagonal aesthetic to its extreme. It looks frankly mad, which in the world of supercars, is usually a good thing.

There’s no info to go with it, so you’ll have to make up your own power figures in your head. That extended rear deck looks primed and ready to receive a massive V12 engine as opposed to a (slightly) less massive V10. If it nicked the engine from the Aventador S, that would mean 730bhp, 0-62mph in under three seconds a top speed of around 220mph.

But, like we say, its performance is something you can let your imagination run wild with. As is the noise it makes. It’d be loud though, right?

Tell us what you think below. Is this the design direction you’d like to see Lambo’s own cars follow?

Images: Dmitry Lazarev

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Lamborghini is no stranger to slightly barmy concept cars. You can catch up on 14 of them right here. But we can’t add this Forsennato to the list.

That’s because it’s the work of designer Dmitry Lazarev, who’s taken out the electric felt tip pens and crafted something that takes Lambo’s hexagonal aesthetic to its extreme. It looks frankly mad, which in the world of supercars, is usually a good thing.

There’s no info to go with it, so you’ll have to make up your own power figures in your head. That extended rear deck looks primed and ready to receive a massive V12 engine as opposed to a (slightly) less massive V10. If it nicked the engine from the Aventador S, that would mean 730bhp, 0-62mph in under three seconds a top speed of around 220mph.

But, like we say, its performance is something you can let your imagination run wild with. As is the noise it makes. It’d be loud though, right?

Tell us what you think below. Is this the design direction you’d like to see Lambo’s own cars follow?

Images: Dmitry Lazarev

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An online designer has made the quite mad Forsennato. Like it?