… But it is a pretty good approximation of one. See, compared to that atrocious “f430” this car actually looks pretty good. The proportions are wrong, but it genuinely looks like a Diablo. Replicas don’t have to be bad. It’s possible to take a car and make it look like another one without inflicting mental trauma on all who see it. This is a good example, with one glaring flaw.
What the hell happened to the steering wheel? I mean, I understand weight savings are good, but this is ridiculous. It’s like Edward Scissorhands was this thing’s previous owner. Wanting to get a Lamborghini steering wheel for your “Lamborghini” makes sense, but that doesn’t mean you should settle for half of one. On the plus side, you’ll have a clear look at your Porsche Boxster’s gauges at all times.
At nearly $50,000, it’s hard to label this re-bodied Boxster a good deal. 123,000 miles means it’s no spring chicken and you only get half a steering wheel. Still, if you want to impress the poorly informed denizens of your local area with a fake Lambo, this is probably your best bet.
