A few days ago, News Auto reported about a rare and collectible motorcycle that came to Greece.
Only 630 units of the Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini were produced, and today, it is considered the most expensive production motorcycle.
To obtain it, the interested customers had to follow a specific procedure concerning both the Ducati dealership and the corresponding Lamborghini dealership. It was a complex process, but it had to be followed by the Greek collector, who finally made it his own.
According to News Auto, the owner of one of the two-wheeler is a well-known businessman who lives in the North of Attica. This guy collects unique pieces of cars and motorcycles and often does not hesitate to enjoy them, driving them.
It should be noted that the Italian model was presented about a year ago and was the second collaboration between the two companies, as the first was the Lamborghini Sian and the Ducati Diavel.
The Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini has been inspired by the Streetfighter V4 S and the Lamborghini Huracan STO. It is equipped with a mechanical set of 1,103 cc., which delivers 208 hp and 123 Nm of torque, and its weight reaches 178 kg (dry).
The Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini will be produced in just 630 units, and the one that came to Greece is #617.
We were in the tradition!
The impressive model came in green and was delivered to the owner, following a specific procedure by a Greek Ducati dealership.
The unveiling took place in the presence of the owner, a collector of rare Ducatis, as he owns others that have been produced in limited numbers.
News Auto was the only media that witnessed the tradition and experienced this unique moment.
It cost 75,000 euros.
It should be noted that extensive use of carbon fibre has been made for the construction of the Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini, while it is equipped with Öhlins suspensions and Brembo brakes.
Its characteristic is the rear rim and the single bolt that refers to a Lamborghini STO.
Its cost reached 75,000 euros...
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