Lamborghini just unveiled its latest limited-edition hypercar, the Fenomeno (Obvious English translation: Phenomenon.) Like the nine “few-off” models that have preceded it over the past two decades, this seven-figure missile features a special body, designed around an upgraded iteration of the brand’s latest V-12 power-train configuration. In the case of this $3.5 million exotic, which will cap its production at 29 units (plus one for Lambo’s archives), that means that it is based on the contemporary gasoline/electric hybrid that motivates its production flagship, the Revuelto. This is not a bad place to start by any means. But its design inspiration dates back further than that. “My personal number one Lamborghini is the Reventón,” Mitja Borkert, the brand’s design director tells Robb Report, referring to the first “few-off” produced by the Italian marque, based on its Murciélago, in 2007. “As you know, I’m born in East Germany, so I didn’t have this classic Countach poster on my bedroom wall,..
