Lamborghini Conquisto: Rear-mid-engine crossover SUV

By Naresh KumarChauhan /Jan 9 2010

Designed for Lamborghini, the “Conquisto” by Belgian designer David Cardoso is a SUV concept which gives more an appearance of a stealth fighter than a vehicle. Presenting a not-so-elegant design, the mid-engine supercar places the engine at the rear, raising the brows of auto nerds. The crossover SUV accommodates four passengers, not too sure if in utmost comfort, accessing the vehicle through two doors. Moving the engine from front to rear also coasts all essential trunk space.

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