Lobini H1: have you ever met this Brazilian sports car?

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Lobini H1 / Lobini
Lobini H1 / Lobini
Lobini H1 / Lobini
Lobini H1 / Lobini
Lobini H1 / Lobini
Lobini H1 / Lobini
Lobini H1 / Lobini
Lobini H1 / Lobini

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mickey_f1

It's just too expensive! And the styling is...indifferent. I also doubt the Brazilian quality. Not that the car is bad, but for a similar price I'd buy a Caterham that could outpace most supercars and it would have some style despite looking strange.

January 30, 2008 8:37 am

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TweeKeer

It looks like a Honda Del Sol/NSX mix on the outside and more boring than a Corolla on the outside

January 30, 2008 11:42 am

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vincent_driver

add a little of an MR2 and it's quite it.

January 30, 2008 11:51 am

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TweeKeer

sorry, inside

January 30, 2008 11:43 am

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GiovaneO

Knowing that a Honda Civic 1.8 built in Brazil costs about R$80.000 (US$ 45700) there, I don't think this would be too expensive when exported, without those really high brazilian taxes..

January 30, 2008 12:10 pm

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_M7_

too fkng ugly for me....from 3/4 view look like a duck for me XD sorry...the engine pfff a girls motor... and for that money I can get the Nissan GTR, no?

January 30, 2008 4:09 pm

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m555david

Actually, i wouldn't go that far by calling it ugly and wouldn't say it is ugly. Given a history of Formula One, many talented drivers came from Brazil. Thats because in Brazil they have very good driving schools and therefore know thing or two about perfect aerodynamics of the car and how to build one. The Fact that they were secluded from the rest of the world doesn't mean much to people that buy racing cars, and know that Brazil does have an expertise in building competitive sports cars. They quickly will become real competition to Boxer and Exige(their prices are only high because of taxes) and with more serious models in the future easily take on on mighty italians. So behold Italy, in 10 years you will have the real Competition.

February 1, 2008 5:25 am

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