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February
26
2007
12:41 pm
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Chris Burdick

Lamborghini Spiga Concept

There have been a lot of body modifications for the Lamborghini Gallardo released, but none have been as sexy as the Spiga Concept. Created by Ugur Sahin, an automotive and industrial designer, the Spiga Concept has not been evaluated by Lamborghini, but perhaps it should be.

Lamborghini Spiga Concept

The Spiga is clearly based on the Lamborghini Gallardo, which the Author says “proved itself to be a top-notch design.”

The main characteristic of the car is that the rear and the middle flows in an harmonic way which kind of reminds the human muscles stretching to the back, as the front is slightly different than the rear, it also gives a sense of speed and movement forward when viewed form the side angles. The air intakes near the side windows are designed integrated on the body which also shows strong Lamborghini aspects.

Gallery after the jump: (Make sure to view it!)

The picture above doesn’t really give you a good idea of the cars enhancements from the Gallardo, but these pictures below certainly do. Be sure and look at the rear of the car, which is one of its best modifications:

Lamborghini Spiga Concept side Lamborghini Spiga Concept rear Lamborghini Spiga Concept top
Lamborghini Spiga Concept White Lamborghini Spiga Concept White Rear Lamborghini Spiga Concept Green

Source: TechZo / Car Body Design

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March
22
2007
7:38 am
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This might just be the best car Lamborghini has ever made. The lines and grooves in the car are smoother and flow together well. The back of the car is nicely enginered as well. Great look!

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