R-GT street Version?!?!? or Tuning?!?
 

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I think it is some sort of tuning!
I like the see-through engine cover!

From what I understand from the man who took the pictures it's tuning. Forstner, a Stuttgart Lamborghini dealer, calls it the Murciélago N-GT. For now, it's the only one, but Forstner is taking orders at the moment. Lots of carbon fibre parts have been added, different exhaust system (Capristo), but whether there are any engine mods, I don't know.

I was confused too at first. The guy who took the pictures almost made it sound like this was one of the 25 limited edition R-GT street version cars. By looking at the pictures some more and reading some of his later posts I'm convinced it's a tuned Murciélago.

I like the rear bumper and the see through engine cover... but the rest, oh noo!