1989 Lamborghini LM002 SUV

Lamborghini introduced its LM002 in 1986 at the Brussels Motor Show and was an early pioneer in the realm of ultra-luxury sport utility vehicles. Its Countach-sourced 450-horsepower V-12 was fed via a 45-gallon fuel tank, and its massive Pirelli run-flat tires helped it climb over every terrain. This particular example wears an Olive Green exterior over Crème interior, and was reportedly originally purchased by Donahue Wildman, founder of Bally Total Fitness. After his passing in 2018, the LM002 was acquired from his estate by the second owner, who treated it to a cosmetic restoration and mechanical by Fast Cars of Redondo Beach, California, with invoices exceeding $90,000.

While in the care of Angus Mitchell, the car received a new interior with new carpeting, headliner, and leather. A modern sound system was installed, and all wood veneers were removed and refinished. A set of custom Miura-inspired wheels were machined by EVOD Industries for the truck. The green exterior color was similar to an LM002 that Angus owned in his teenage years.

By Daniel Vaughan | Nov 2024