One-of-a-kind Latvian tank with alligator seats built for unnamed film
A HULKING four-wheel drive has been created for a one-off appearance on the big screen. And it could be hitting the road a lot sooner than you think. Latvian-based automaker Dartz have released new images of its one-off motor the Prombron Black Stallion. The massive motor, which looks more like an army tank than a […]
A HULKING four-wheel drive has been created for a one-off appearance on the big screen.
And it could be hitting the road a lot sooner than you think.
Latvian-based automaker Dartz have released new images of its one-off motor the Prombron Black Stallion.
The massive motor, which looks more like an army tank than a car, is set to feature in an upcoming movie.
But the firm remain tight-lipped about which film the beast will feature in.
The military-style model boasts a range of eye-catching features, with a menacing skull and crossed rifles as its badge.
Similar skulls also feature appear on the wheel hubcaps and fuel cap cover, making the Black Stallion one of the most intimidating motors on the road.
Its interior cabin is even wrapped in stingray skin and alligator leather, in case it wasn’t tough enough.
The unique four-wheeler boasts plenty of muscle under the hood as well, with it powered by a 6.2 Hellcat V8 supercharged motor which can produce 1,000 horsepower.
It’s not the first time a Dartz creation has featured in a Hollywood blockbuster, with Sacha Baron Cohen’s character in The Dictator riding in a similar motor.
The custom car makers are well known for their bold designs, previously including bulletproof child seats and whale skin in their vehicles.
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According to Leonard Yankelovich, head of Dartz, the company plans on producing “civilian” versions of the model – priced at €300,000 (£259,300).
He said: “This car will be priceless after (the) movie. But – like Aston Martin, we will start to produce same ones in “civilian” versions.”
Dartz describe themselves as “Opulent and Armored Car Manufacturers, creators of movie cars for The Dictators, villains, cops, spies, tycoons.”