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The Lamborghini LM002 has never reached it's full potential, the Middle-Eastern armies didn't order large numbers of it, and an attempt to sell it to the United States wasn't met with the enthousiasm needed to boost sales. At the end of the production in 1993, the US Importers did create a special LM American edition, with upgraded interior, aluminium MSW/OZ wheels and chrome bumpers to the front and rear of the car, this LM American was presented at the 1992 Detroit Auto Show, but only 60 were built in a limited production run.
These LM American's are rather rare, but the most exclusive LM002 ever made had to be the one presented on this page, this LM002 was converted into an Estate version by a Turin based Salvatore Diomante, who ownes a bodyshop there. A wealthy customer ordered him to built a closed cover over the rear open deck of his LM002, with a raised roof this car is very roomy on the inside and the overall look isn't too bad either.
Currently this car has been seen in the UK, finished in a bright green color over beige leather.
There has been a rumour that a six-wheel version of the LM was constructed for a customer in the Middle-East, but we haven't been able to confirm this yet.
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