the loading, and the speeds of the LM. The LM002 was fitted with a fuel tank. For those requiring even more power, the Lamborghini L804 type 7.2 litre marine V12, more commonly found in class 1 offshore powerboats, could be ordered. Near the end of the LM002's production, Turin-based autoshop owner Salvatore Diomante created a one-off "estate" version for the Sultan of Brunei by enclosing the back area and raising the roof. This added significantly to the interior room. An LM002 was featured in the films No Holds Barred (1989), Toys (1992) and Fast & Furious (2009), as well as the 1990 video game Stunts. Motorsport LM002 Evoluzione (alias: LM002 Paris Dakar, 1988) Two special LM002 cars were built with the intention of making them capable of participating in the Paris Dakar Rally; one is painted white and the other is painted orange. The white one was built in 1988. Lamborghini stripped it of all unnecessary weight and gave it an upgraded suspension, engine modifications which brought it to , full roll cage, plexiglas windows, and GPS equipment. Funding ran out before it could officially be entered in competition, although one of them did participate in the Rallye des Pharaons in Egypt and another in Greece, both times driven by Sandro Munari. The orange car was developed by Swiss based World LM Racing Team. See also Lamborghini Urus, the successor vehicle to the LM002 References External links Internet Movie Car Database 1986 - Lamborghini LM-002 in "No Holds Barred" Lamborghini vehicles Military light utility vehicles Off-road vehicles Sport utility vehicles Cars introduced in 1986 1990s cars Cars discontinued in 1993