It's interesting enough, when I first saw this custom car. I wonder what is in the mind of the Oemmedi Meccanica tuner crews. Just imagine, in a classic Fiat 500's little body that originally only has a 479 cc, 2-cylinder inline engine, and now it was installed with a lump of V12 engine which has a capacity of 6,200 cc that taken from the Lamborghini Murciélago, along with its 6-speed gearbox.
To build this Italian bug, Oemmedi Meccanica dismantle entire body of the Fiat 500 as well as remodel its whole construction. Starting with redesigned the shape of front deck and firewall, in order to accommodate the Lamborghini Murciélago congenital gearbox. No exception on the rear section is forced to overhauled up into the passenger cabin, in order to put the 580 hp Lambo's engine.
Meanwhile, to accommodate the wide wheels design that will be adopted, the four original fender of Fiat 500 that produced from 1957 to 1975 was dismantled and then replaced with a widebody design that has been tailored to the original curves of Fiat 500's all-rounded.
Well...after everything is done and completed in order to get the a more fierce look, then the entire body of Fiat 500 which now has a monster powered engine is then wrapped in black matte color. But unfortunately, the Meccanica Oemmedi not explain the maximum speed of the unique Fiat 500-Murciélago that ever exhibited at the Bologna Motor Show 2012. And this could be the toughest Fiat 500 in the world, following its video:
As the note, the Meccanica Oemmedi also been building a few of Fiat 500 with a Ferrari's 3,000 cc, V8 engine, and also a Porsche Carrera's 3,200 cc, 6-cylinder inline machine. Wow...! *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | OEMMEDI MECCANICA | WORLD CAR FANS]
To build this Italian bug, Oemmedi Meccanica dismantle entire body of the Fiat 500 as well as remodel its whole construction. Starting with redesigned the shape of front deck and firewall, in order to accommodate the Lamborghini Murciélago congenital gearbox. No exception on the rear section is forced to overhauled up into the passenger cabin, in order to put the 580 hp Lambo's engine.
