PROJECT R8 LIMO

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Behold: a supercar limo with a V10

Expensive, two-seater supercars. OK, so they look cool, go extremely fast, have superb handling based on millions of dollars of research, slip through the air like greased lightning after about a decade in a wind-tunnel, and you can sell them on to someone else for lots of money when you're finished. But you can only take one of your mates for a ride.

And if this is the reason you purchased a Vauxhall Zafira over an Audi R8, we have good news. Limo Brokers in the UK now claim to have an answer: an eight-seater R8 limo with eight gullwing doors.

Details on the car are - perhaps predictably - very thin. But they've made a CGI video of it, which means that it must be real. It must be.

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  1. Ahad Najeeb20 January 2012 at 06:16

    CHECK OUT FOR THE VIDEO ON YOUTUBE
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCPXsxMuVno

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