How about a Lamborghini Murcielago art car?

Doesn’t this Lamborghini Murciélago look weird? Is it poor photo editing? computer effects? or has it been maintained badly?

Answer – None of the three.

You see, this 1:18 scale model of the Murcielago is made out of paper! Yes, paper, scissors, paint and a whole lot of creativity.

This paper craft was created by an artist in Czech republic. You can learn more about his work by visiting his website.

If you’re fascinated by Lambos and can’t have enough of them, you should check out the Chinese man’s home-made Lamborghini, a Lamborghini theme computer, a Lamborghini made out of steel tubes and a Lamborghini SUV concept, that’s straight from hell!

Lamborghini’s green car approach not appreciated by ETA

Lamborghini has clearly misunderstood the meaning of ‘Going Green’. Lamborghini’s interpretation of a green car (pictured above) is the 640 hp Murcielago LP640 in a Lime Green paint job, which does not go well with the Environmental Transport Association (ETA) of the UK.

While the world is increasingly becoming environment-conscious, there are a few car manufactures with their ‘heart over mind’ approach who seem to care little about the rants of environmentalists. Lamborghini Murcielago’s notoriety in this regard has encouraged ETA to award it the ‘Least Greenest Car of the Year’ title.

ETA has released the list of the ‘Greenest’ and the ‘Least Greenest’ cars in all categories and the Lamborghini has fared the worst. ETA examines over a 5,000 car models every year to pick the winners and losers of the ‘Green Car of the Year’ award in 11 categories.

Andrew Davis, Director, ETA

With emissions five times worse than the greenest car, the Lamborghini is the bull in an environmental china shop. Thankfully, there are very few on the roads and there is an increasing choice of environmentally-sound cars.

ETA reports that the Lamborghini Murcielago produces as much CO2 as a ‘football field full of tress’. The winner of the ‘Green Car of the Year 2010′ award is the Toyota iQ. The ‘Least Green car’ is five times worse than the Toyota iQ in polluting the environment.

ETA Green Car Award – Winners and Losers

Green Car of the Year 2010

Winner- Toyota iQ

Worst- Lamborghini Murcielago

Greenest small family car

Winner- Honda Insight 1.3

Worst- VW Golf 3.2 V6

Greenest large family car

Winner- BMW 320d Touring

Worst- Vauxhall Insignia VXR V6 Turbo

Greenest Supermini

Winner- Toyota Yaris 1.4 D-4D

Worst- Renault Clio Sport 200

Greenest city car

Winner- Toyota iQ

Worst- Ford Ka 1.6 Sportka

Greenest sports car

Winner- Vauxhall Tigra

Worst- Lamborghini Murcielago

Greenest MPV

Winner- Peugeot Bipper Tepee

Worst- Mercedes Benz R63

Greenest small MPV

Winner- Renault Modus 1.5dci

Worst- Vauxhall Zafira VXR 2.0i Turbo

Greenest off-road car

Winner- BMW X1 E84

Worst- Mercedes ML63

Greenest luxury car

Winner- BMW 740d

Worst- Bentley Brooklands

Source: Autoevolution