Lamborghini Perdigon Concept | By Ondrej Jirec

We don´t feature concept vehicles very often, only if we come across something truly spectacular. Today we feature the Lamborghini Perdigon Concept by Ondrej Jirec, a final year Transport Design student at the Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, California. The car is inspired by several jet fighters, the most visible of those cues is the large air intake mounted just below the windscreen.

Other amazing concepts worth a look:
- Ferrari Xezri by Samir Sadikhov
- Bentley Barnato Roadster by Ben Knapp Voith

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