Any Lamborghini vehicle you see always have that raging bull effect, the design that makes you bring out your wallet and burn a big hole in it (for those that can afford it).  The Ferruccio concept designed by Mark Hostler is an unrestrained vision of what the automaker’s future vehicles might look like and if I were Lamborghini i’d get it made to keep up with the designs or at least sign up Mark Hostler.
The Ferruccio also showcases innovations in the future of performance and environmental consciousness. The trademark of Lamborghini’s flagship supercars has always been a large v12, but in the current climate of environmentalism, car manufacturers are now using smaller, turbocharged engines to meet emissions regulations without compromising on performance. The Ferruccio combines these two ideas, using upcoming technologies in engine design and manufacturing. A v12 is under the hood, but has a comparably small 5.0 liter unit, boosted by two turbochargers The main difference, however, is that the engine would be camless, and activate its valves using computer-controlled pneumatic solenoids. This combination of technologies allows the Ferruccio’s engine to stick to Lamborghini’s power philosophies while being environmentally and economically conscious.
