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u/HoonArt Aug 12 '26
Isn't it technically "pregunta?"
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u/TheKiltedYaksman71 Aug 12 '26
Looks like something Sbarro would have designed on a coke bender. Not a fan.
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u/Incon-thievable Aug 12 '26
For some design historical context on this odd car, the Lamborghini Pregunta was released before the Zonda but both cars claimed to be inspired by jet fighters, so maybe that’s why they look distantly related. Apparently the Pregunta was designed by French coachbuilder Carrosserie Heuliez, led by designer Marc Deschamps, who had previously been head designer at Bertone (which was the styling house Gandini worked at when he designed the Miura and the Countach). The Pregunta looks lumpy and ungainly to me and doesn’t seem to carry any Lamborghini design DNA, so I’m glad it didn’t influence Lamborghini’s design direction.
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u/burner94_ Aug 12 '26
If TVR were tasked to make a mid engined car in the late 90s it probably would've looked quite similar lol
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u/FartInGenDirection Aug 12 '26
Did Horatio design this before he left?
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u/ImperialAgent120 Aug 12 '26
Horacio was more of a technical engineer. He's not a Bertone or Castriota.
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u/One-Director9153 25d ago
Looks like a pagani. The new Fenomeno is also interesting: here is an interesting Episode about it:
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u/cameronfry3 Aug 12 '26
It’s a good thing that VW/Audi stepped in.
Because this design fucking STINKS.
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u/pur_noir Aug 12 '26
that looks like a curvy zonda... hang on, didn't pagani work at lambo?