Zagato Raptor

The Zagato Raptor is a one-off concept car that Zagato designed in 1996 in partnership with Alain Wicki for Lamborghini, and it is sometimes called the Lamborghini Raptor. It uses the chassis, drivetrain and 492 horsepower V12 engine of the four-wheel-drive Lamborghini Diablo, with extensive carbon fiber bodywork, no anti-lock brakes or traction control and an upgraded braking system, which made it much lighter than the Diablo. The body carries the Zagato double bubble design, and the whole middle section of the car swivels up and forward. It was shown at the 1996 Geneva Auto Show and was thought to be ready for production, but Lamborghini never built it. Wicki owned the only prototype until it was auctioned at Geneva in 2000, and his own attempt to develop it with Zagato help came to nothing.