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Anyone unlucky enough to make it over to the Sony Xplod booth at SEMA this week will be greeted by this "Lamborghini" replica that takes some of the best elements of the Italian supercar and twists them into something that isn't for anyone with a weak stomach. Built by The Custom Shop for John Robert Wargo, some of the details look right, but it basically only has a loose association with the real thing. Blending elements of the Diablo, Gallardo Superleggera and Murcielago, it is none of the above. It's actually powered by a 450 HP, 5.3L Chevy LS4 and is said to be good enough to push this 3200-lb car to 200 mph. We sincerely doubt it, especially considering its dubious aerodynamics and the TV monitors and speakers pouring out of every orifice on this "vehicle." We really doubt that it would be up to the task of going down the road at even regular highway speeds, let alone 200 mph. If you have the guts, click through to see the full gallery.

Gallery: Custom Shop Lamborghini


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For a replica, still pretty sick!

 

Personnaly I wish it xplod !

 

Aside from being full of sony, and the incredibly bad graphics job, thats hot.

The chevy is probably a MUCH more reliable engine than any lambo mill... 450 horse from an LS series is damn near stock.

 

is that a G6 dash or a Grand prix

 

i puked just because it was sony......

good thing its a replica. cuz if anyone did that to a real lambo i'd probably have to find them and cripple them so they could never touch any car ever again

 

An expensive ride like that having a sony xplod = bad!