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While the engine is aluminium, strips of color according to the primary color of the vehicle are found on the intake covers. The Pegassi wordmark is also found on the intake covers, similar to how the Diablo's intake covers feature Lamborghini wordmarks. The vehicle sports a large V12 engine with offset intake manifolds.

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The B-pillars separate to merge with the rear side body panels, leaving ample room for the engine hood cover - a series of slotted covers, with larger slots at the up-most point of the hood and four groups of covers at the rearmost point. In the rear portion, because of the immense engine size and wedge profile of the vehicle, width at this point is most extensive. The Infernus Classic also features scissor doors, though they do not extend further out of the body. The B pillar is seemingly endless and meets at the very rear of the car along with the side profile's belt line.

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The area behind the side windows feature more intakes leading to the upper engine bay constructed from the vehicle's metal body, following on from the B pillar of the window. On the cabin area, plastic trim can be seen around the windows, while conventional wing mirrors are found mounted just behind the A-pillar. The car sports a single strake line which splits air into side intakes, with an upper intake leading to the engine bay and the lower intake to the rear brakes. On the side profiling, the overall body shape is most noticeable, giving the car its prolific wedge, lengthened design. The upper area consists of two pop-up headlamps containing twin circular units, and a bonnet that hinges from the front and opens forward, having a manufacturer badge on the front and a vented duct near the windscreen. Small intakes are found below the grille directing airflow to the front brakes. In the front fascia, a black grille can be seen spanning most of the car's width, and within the grille there is a set of light clusters consisting of the a lamp, indicator and auxiliary lamp. The Infernus Classic retains the long body and the rear-mid rear configuration from its modern equivalent, but most of its features lean towards the Grand Theft Auto III model, especially the beta version known as the 'Dyablo'. The rims are directly based on those of the Lamborghini Diablo. The pop-up headlamps were derived from the Lotus Esprit S1 and the aforementioned Ferrari Testarossa, while the tail lights resemble those of the Ferrari F512 M and Ferrari F50. The vehicle also resembles other 1980s vehicles, most notably a front fascia from the Ferrari Testarossa. Being a Pegassi vehicle, the Infernus Classic takes design cues from multiple Lamborghini vehicles, most notably the Lamborghini Diablo and the Cizeta V16T in its general body shape, scissor doors, engine model and interior (with the blue buttons on the head unit referencing the real-world working relationship between Lambourghini and Alpine Electronics).