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Johnson first got the idea to build his Lamborghini kits after seeing a white Murcielago LP 640, owned by professional snowboarder and skateboarder Shuan White, on television. When he researched the car online, Johnson couldn’t believe the exotic car’s stratospheric sticker price. “No car can possibly be worth half a million dollars,” he said. He soon created a fiberglass mold of the Murcielago and began selling the Lambo-look-alike kits online, throughout the U.S. Starting with a used Pontiac Firebird, CARKITINC’s Lamborghini “Mercy 4” body-kit fits directly over the American muscle car, visually transforming it into a jaw-dropping exotic car – at least from the outside. CARKITINC has been building its Lamborghini replicas for about one year. Lamborghini contends the kits are blatant rip-offs and is now taking the Alabama-based company to court to halt production. All the mechanical parts and interior trim can be left standard. You’ll need to chop the top of the Pontiac to make the kit fit, and the entire process takes about 4-6 weeks to finish.
It wasn’t long before the kits got the attention of Lamborghini, however. “Evidently they must think our cars look pretty good,” said Johnson, in regards to what he considers the Italian company’s over-reaction to his kits. “They’re taking it really seriously.” Johnson equates the legal tussle to being “like something from the Twilight Zone.” Before Lamborghini filed legal proceedings against CARKITINC in the U.S. District Court system, the company had reached out to Johnson with one fixed and firm request: Chop up those Lamborghini design molds. “They told me they wanted a videotape of me, or someone else, using a chainsaw on the molds,” Johnson explained. Believe it or not, there is a Dodge Neon lurking beneath this gold-colored CARKITINC Lamborghini replica. You're certain to turn heads with this wild-looking ride, though the Neon's humble 4-cylinder engine won't win many drag races. He believes a Lamborghini customer would never be the kind of client who’d confuse or cross-shop an exotic car with his kits.