Credit: Autoway
Looking closely at the images of the supercar on sale at the Autoway dealership in Atlanta, we discover that it is a Honda Civic “disguised” as Lambo. Reading the announcement, few details emerge, however, looking at the photos, it is clear that the original panels of the car have been replaced with unpublished parts, probably handcrafted. Specifically, at the front the Civic-Lamborghini sports a Revent贸n-inspired bumper with fake “Lambo style” air intakes. The headlights, which appear to be those of the Toyota Celica, are also unpublished. Also clearly visible are the alloy wheels with black spokes and chromed profile, the scissor doors, a brand new rear window and a rear bumper freely inspired by the Revent贸n, with a “pinch” of Countach.
The Civic-Lamborghini is equipped with scissor doors
What about the interior? The dashboard has remained almost the same as the original car, but the seats have been replaced with leather units with the Lamborghini logo embroidered on the backrest. In the passenger compartment there are also some inserts of blue suede, including the door panels and the center console.
While the Revent贸n is powered by a prodigious V12, buyers of this Civic-Lamborghini will have to settle for the original 1.8-liter naturally aspirated Honda VTEC four-cylinder, mated to the automatic transmission. The announcement confirms that the car has driven 212,578 km. The price, as mentioned, is 25 thousand dollars, at the current exchange rate just over 22,500 euros. A bargain to take home a Lamborghini, even if it is fake.