Many of us dream of owning our very own supercar, but invariably it remains just that - an unobtainable wish.
One humble farmer's son, however, has shown the world how to make it a reality, of sorts, after building himself a replica £1million Lamborghini for just £6,000.
Wang Jian, who comes from a rural area of China's eastern Jiangsu province, pieced his motor together using a second-hand Nissan and a Volkswagen Santana.
Top idea: A Chinese mechanic has made himself a replica Lamborghini using second-hand cars for just £6,000
The real thing: The replica has been modelled on
a 2007 Lamborghini Reventon, of which only around 21 models were made
worldwide and fetches around £1million
Although some parts, such as the
headlights and windshields are still missing, the car is otherwise fully operational and
can reach a top speed of 160mph.It has been modelled on a 2007 Lamborghini Reventon, of which only around 21 models were made worldwide.
The 28-year-old was born into a farming family, but chose a career as a mechanic when was 16 because of his passion for cars, it was reported by the Daily Telegraph.
Pedal to the (scrap) metal: Despite being made from old bangers, the car can reach a top speed of 160mph
Eye-catcher: The 28-year-old was born into a
farming family, but chose a career as a mechanic when was 16 because of
his passion for cars
Resourceful: Wang Jian, who comes from a rural
area of China's eastern Jiangsu province, pieced his motor together
using a second-hand Nissan and a Volkswagen Santana
'After growing up, I thought of making my own when I had the circumstances in life and the knowledge.
'In order to realise this dream, I struggled to learn about this. When I had the right circumstances and the time, I assembled it myself and realised my dream,' he said.
Wheels of steel: Wang Jian proudly stands next
to the homemade Lamborghini Reventon sports car he has built in the
Jiangsu province of China
Cheap as chips: Wang Jian bought a secondhand
Volkswagen and set about re-welding the chassis and relocating the
engine from the front to the rear
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