Do you like extreme cars? Then you'll love the IAT Kalman

At the various car shows around the world you can see quite extravagant cars with a look that really catches the eye. At the current Beijing show you can also see some of these cars, but I have a feeling the IAT Kalman goes beyond the scale of what we expected. The car, which you can see in the image, features a body that looks like it was taken from a Stealth fighter, but far more extreme.
And mind you, this is a luxury car, designed for people with a very high purchasing power and with that kitsch touch that cannot be missing from a car designed for Chinese millionaires. It is designed to tackle the challenges faced by extreme SUVs such as the Hummer, but goes much further, as you can see in the image gallery that accompanies this article.
Possibly, beneath all those angular shapes you can recognise the Ford F-450, which, according to the brand, served as the basis for creating this special model. Although the exterior has nothing to do with the body of the American model, it seems to use the same engine as it. It would be the Triton V6 6.8-litre engine block that gives the car 365 hp.

Inside, the luxury touches are evident in the use of gold at certain points of the cabin design. There are also elements that simulate wood (I’m not sure it is real wood) and equipment for passengers ranging from iPad holders to fridges to keep a couple of bottles of the pricey champagne cold.
It also has quirky features such as a set of tea cups, which can never be missing from a car of this kind. The price of this extravagant model is 1.8 million dollars, well above what the model it supposedly is based on costs. What do you think of this spectacular and exclusive model?
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IAT KALMAN
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