What do you Say About this Lamborghini Supercar Design Concept?

Unless you own/owned one and have/had bitter memories about servicing bills, reliability issues and other tedious matters of the sort, exotic supercars have and will always fuel gearheads' dreams.

The same goes for aspiring automotive designers like Alex Imnadze who has shared his vision of what a Lamborghini supercar should look like through a new concept study.

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Lamborghini CEO Says a Final Decision on the Urus SUV to be Made in the Coming Months

Unsurprisingly, Europe's ongoing financial woes haven’t left Lamborghini untouched, not only in terms of sales in the continent, but also in what concerns its product plans for the near future.

At last month's Sao Paulo auto show, the Italian brand's CEO Stephan Winkelmann said that the company's owner, the Volkswagen Group, had not yet made a decision on whether to produce the Urus SUV, which was first displayed as a concept in April.

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Lamborghini CEO Says Aventador 2+2 Rumor is “Bull”, Still Waiting for VW Board to OK the Urus SUV

The great thing about being a Lamborghini designer, apart from, well, being a Lamborghini designer, is that, since you only get to launch a new car every eight to 10 years, excluding the odd special edition, you have a lot of spare time to brainstorm with the rest of the team.

With the VW Group’s (very) deep pockets and Lamborghini’s expressed will to expand its portfolio you can mull over a lot of, let’s say, unusual ideas.

The rumor mill has been suggesting that the company is considering a 2+2 version of the Aventador. Well, Ferrari tried it with the 2+2 mid-engined 308 GT4 in 1973, admittedly without much success, and Lotus is currently doing it with the Evora.

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