Dikku Hida Racing acquired this unique specimen in a manner shrouded in mystery. The car belonged to a Brazilian politician, who kept it in a gated community and practically out of circulation. The details of the deal remain unknown: the amount paid is not known, nor is the identity of the former owner.

Despite the unclear legal procedures, the Murciélago has Brazilian license plates, indicating that its legalization has somehow been completed. What's more, it's an even rarer and more coveted version: equipped with a manual gearbox, a feature that sets it apart from automatic models and makes it one of the most sought-after by enthusiasts.

Already in the possession of Dikku Hida Racing, the car received a light but exquisitely executed engine preparation: Gallardo Superleggera wheels, a completely reworked intake system, a scaled exhaust, polished cylinder head ducts and an engine remap.

The result is a rare super sports car with a unique history and even more refined performance, which is now part of the team's collection.