Looking eerily similar to the Batmobile, the Veneno is built primarily out of carbon fiber and is festooned with spoilers and vents and a small little 750 HP 12 cylinder engine capable of rocketing it from 0-100km/h in 2.8 seconds.

The Veneno seen here is a prototype (chassis No. zero). The three “production” cars will wear red, green or white to celebrate Lamborghini’s Italian heritage. And if you’re curious about the name, the Veneno was a famous bull that killed a matador back in 1914 – something its trio of owners should note if they disable the traction control.

Custom built by Putsch racing, the car uses a Boeing turboshaft engine and can run on Jet A, kerosene, or diesel…It is also fully road legal.

According to the car firm’s site, the engine originally belonged to an obsolete military remote controlled helicopter before being salvaged and used on the car. It also has fully independent suspension and disc brakes, with a power to weight ratio similar to that of a Dodge Viper.

Have fun on speed bumps with that thing.

[Cheers engadget.com]