10 Cars Inspired by Airplanes

Inspiration is in every detail. Inspiration can come when you listen to a song, or maybe when you look at the sky. When it comes to sports cars, the developers focus on, of course, speed and aerodynamics. And what is the standard of these two characteristics? That's right - military fighters. The creators of sports cars often use images of aircraft in their models. Here are 10 examples of cars inspired by aviation.

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1. Lamborghini Indomable.

To give solidity to the car, we tune it, paint rims, and put spoilers. But this car doesn't need any of that. He is so cool. The hood of the car has elements borrowed from the F22 fighter.

2. 2025 Aerius EV hypercar.

The futuristic electric supercar really looks like it's from 2025. And its resemblance to a jet fighter is hard to miss.

3. Marussia B2.

A Russian sports car with a V6 engine and a 3.6-liter engine. The car has engine variations with 300, 360, and 420 hp.

4.Chevrolet Mi Ray

Mi-Ray means "future" in Korean. It was in Seoul that this car debuted in 2011. The hybrid sports car was designed by GM Advanced Design Studio in Korea.

5. Lamborghini Gallardo WWII Bomber.

Designer-tuned model of the Italian supercar. Painted like a P-51 Mustang Fighter from World War II.

6. Lamborghini Reventon.

The Lamborghini Reventon is a Limited Edition car. There are 20 such models in total. In 2007, this car became the most expensive Lamborghini and one of the most expensive cars in the world.

7. USAF Challenger Vapor.

The Dodge Challenger Vapor has an all-black matte finish that is used in stealth bombers. The car is completely matte and black except for the headlights. Even the wheels are covered in the same material.

8. Ferrari Fx1 RR.

Jet-fighter-like turbines are the main design feature of this sports car. The prototype was the F-18 fighter.

9. Lamborghini Perdigon

The concept model has a lot in common with stealth aircraft. In general, the model resembles the F117 Nighthawk and F22 Raptor aircraft.

10. USAF Mustang X-1.

The tuned model from Galpin Auto Sports turned the Mustang into a replica of a real Air Force aircraft.