This insane-looking Lamborghini rendering makes the Huracán look like a Camry

By Nick Jaynes Published February 16, 2014

As digital graphics creators get cleverer, so do their vehicular concept renderings.

Take the Lamborghini Sinistro Black Spec rendering by Thebian Concepts that you see above. With a Veneno-like wing, blade-like sideview mirrors, and broad shoulders, it’s what I wish the all-new Huracán looked like.

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What engine does Thebian imagine lies under the mid-mounted hood? He didn’t say. But I’d like to think it’s 740-horsepower 6.5-liter V12 from the Veneno. While not as angular as the Veneno, the Sinistro Black Spec looks smaller and hopefully faster.

With the revelation by Pininifarina last year that super-rare 3D printed cars could become a reality, I can only hope cars like the Sinistro, too, become a reality.

If you could 3D-print a car, what would you have made? Tell us in the comments.

Nick Jaynes

Former Automotive Editor

Nick Jaynes is the Automotive Editor for Digital Trends. He developed a passion for writing about cars working his way…

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