A rare Lamborghini Murcielago LP640-4 is currently listed for sale in Monaco. The Italian automaker built 20 such vehicles in collaboration with Versace, including 12 left-hand-drive ones.
The interior of the rarity comes trimmed with black and white leather, and a dashboard plaque testifies to its unique status. The exterior looks mostly stock except for Versace logos on the doors and optional Reventon wheels inside the arches.
Third-party mods are not absent, either. There is a new front bumper, a carbon-fiber front splitter, longer side skirts, and a differently styled fixed rear wing. Rounding things off on the outside is an aftermarket exhaust system.
The stock naturally aspirated V12 under the hood gets a bump from its usual 640 PS (631 hp / 471 kW) to 690 PS (680 hp / 507 kW).
It remains to be seen how much money the car with 10,000 km (6,214 miles) on the odo goes for, but another one of these went under a hammer a mere month ago for roughly €150,000.