I didn't even know 20 of them would be available for sale to the public! As for being road legal - any car (at least in Canada) can be made road legal just as long as the original manufacturer makes all the required modifications at the time of building the vehicle.

 

I highly doubt that, as the Sesto has to go through crash test, and met certain conditions, such as hieght of the hood, airbags, and a long, long list of other crap.

Would be quite a sight to see the Sesto on the street, but unless you live in some Arabic country, you probably will never see it happen.

 

Not quite. If you are a large commercial car company like Ford and sell high volumes of vehicles, then yes, crash testing is required. If it's just one car, then all required modifications outlined in the Motor Vehicle Safety act must be made at the time of manufacturing and it will be road legal. I know all this because I contacted Transportation Canada and they said no crash testing is required. If the car passes a provincial inspection, you are good to go.

 

Darksider - fair enough but then why is it that Pagani had to install airbags in order to allow their car in the states, they not considered a large commercial car company like GM.

 

can I say it seems me a bit weird? like a compressed micro machine....

 

 

The thought just hit me, don't you guys think that it would look super good on an aircraft carrier?

Please don't hate me when I'm saying this but.. I still think that the exterior looks like something a three year old have designed. To much of everything? A bit hideous.

Like the batmobile on steroids...

 

 

I imagine Canada and US have different requirements to make a vehicle road-legal?

 

The sesto elemento is a track only car. The Lamborghini vision of what a track should be without obeying any rules and the showcase for future styling, materials, enginering solutions and test lab. Just like FXX and Zonda R.