You can’t buy most cars with $3000 especially not a Lamborghini, but Chen Jen Miao, a 25 year-old mechanic from China proves critics wrong. Well, its not the same Lamborghini as those that roll out from Sant’Agata, but the amount of effort and commitment to the cause warrants some attention to this project.
Not made for any other reason than personal satisfaction, Jen Miao made his Lambo from scratch and used plans and sketches that he got off the internet. He used around $3000 worth of materials and started work on it a year ago, while maintaining a full time job.
Official specifications are a bit rough and top speed is somewhere between 97 to 145 km/h. Though for someone who has realised his dream of owning a Lamborghini, I doubt that it matters one bit.
Check out the home made “supercar” after the jump
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post about the Chinese man building a $3000 "Lamborghini" from scratch are mixed, with some praising his determination, creativity, and spirit of innovation, viewing his effort as inspirational regardless of the car's appearance. Others criticize the vehicle's looks, quality, and safety features, calling it a "lego car" or a "tank," and some question the legality and practicality of such homemade vehicles. Several commenters acknowledge the impressive effort for such a low budget and appreciate local talent, while a few suggest the car is more of a prototype or a project rather than a true Lamborghini replica. Overall, the comments reflect respect for the passion and perseverance behind the project, tempered by skepticism about its quality and roadworthiness.