Zagato made a unique Lamborghini 5-95 for a collector

Lambroghini and Zagato put their heads together again by the collector Albert Spiess produced a unique supercar. Spiess is known in the automotive world as one of the biggest collectors drove a Lamborghini and that's why it was on the 95th anniversary of the existence of this renowned Italian design company.

They took it as a basis superleggera example of the well-known Gallardo model, to which they added a characteristically twisted look, including a beaked front part with larger air vents, double convex "bubble" roof, wrap-around windshield with wind deflectors and a special vent on top of the roof. On the side, the observer notices first larger vents in front of the rear wheels and another one above, dedicated to cooling the engine, the hood of which is also different, although there is a visible affinity with the model that serves as the basis. However, you will not notice the similarity in the rear lights, which are round, as well as not in the overall image of the rear, which is again very different and made in the style of Zagati models.

The only example produced both renowned manufacturers exhibited at the famous Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este event, and Spiess said that he was particularly looking forward to this example, as the 5-95 will occupy a special place in his collection due to its exclusivity and exemplary Italian design.

The drive wasn't talked about much at the launch, as performance isn't that important, but it does drive it 5.2 liter V10 naturally aspirated engine, capable of 419 kW or 570 hp. The price remains unknown.