Versace Ltd. Edition Lamborghini to be Available in Fall

The limited-edition Lamborghini by Versace which we first wrote about plans for in 2006 is finally going into production for fall. The car, which will be a convertible in contrast to the coupe originally developed, will be a bright pastel white with a black-and-white leather interior. The price of the special-order Murciélago LP 640 Roadster Versace has yet to be named, but expect to pay a healthy premium above the model's already hefty base price of $358,000. The V12 roadster, designed by Donatella Versace and just unveiled in Milan during Men's Fashion Week, will feature a see-through engine bay cover and the fashion house's signature Greek key motif on the doors, front fascia and nappa leather seats. Versace has also designed an accompanying line of black calfskin accessories including luggage, wallet, gloves, driving shoes, hat and even a pair of leather jeans all bearing an engraved metal Lamborghini Versace tag.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Graffitimonkie Jun 27th 2008 12:06AM
Gosh this car looks nice, now why can't we have cars that look this great, but sip gas like a Volkswagon Jetta?
I mean sure you'll have to decline a lot of races when a silly fast n furious fanboy pulls up next to you, but why can't we have the look of a million dollars and at the same time save the environment.
And I know people with the money can spend it as they see fit, and people who can afford that car don't worry about gas prices. But conservation is a virtue.
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