Maserati Lazareth LM847

Lazareth LM847 is making an appearance on Geneva Motor Show. Sure, the Lazareth LM847 does resemble Dodge’s equally nuts Tomahawk that we all remember, but this one doesn’t really have anything to do with that one. The blokes at Lazareth have their own reserves of madness to dole out, and the LM847 is just one of the many examples of their unconventionally driven creative power.
Powering the Lazareth LM847 is Maserati sourced 4.7-liter V8 that propelled the Quattroporte or Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione before the Italian carmaker reduced the ceecees, replacing them with turbo boost. Output figures are rated at 470 hp at 7000 rpm and 629 Nm of torque at 4750 rpm. All that firepower is transmitted to the wheels via a single-speed hydraulic coupling replacing the conventional multi-gear transmission.
The LM847 is more of a leaning quad than a motorcycle, but it doesn’t have a steering wheel, and is still driven by handlebars, so it’s pretty close to a motorcycle too. The bike somewhat resembles the Yamaha Tesseract in terms of its layout and approach.