The Lamborghini LM002 is undoubtedly the most brutal model of this car manufacturer. The rugged appearance and angularity of the box, which had nothing to do with Hummer cars, always evoked dictators from third world countries in the minds of fans. Not when this doped-up SUV from the 80s was owned by Uday Hussein or the Saudi army. After all, Muammar al-Gaddafi ordered exactly one hundred of them, and other cars ended up in Lebanon as well. A total of 301 LM002s were built, nicknamed the Rambo Lambo due to their appearance. This makes the cars more rare than, say, the Ferrari F50 . Under the hood is a Countach -type 5167 cc twin-twelve with six Weber carburettors, producing 444 hp. The 290-liter tank is huge, but considering the consumption of 35 per hundred, it's not that much. Special 345/60 R17 tires were custom-made by Pirelli . The car weighs 2.5 tons, but it still reaches 100 km/h in 7.7 seconds. A specific piece from 1988 is being sold today by RM Sotheby 's auction house and expects a profit of 140 thousand dollars. For a car with 52,000 kilometers, that's not a lot.
Source: Carscoops
