This concept was designed by Daniel Chinchilla Ochoa and Alberto Fernandez Albilares, created as part of a design program sponsored by Lamborghini. Now, however, this conceptual vision is going to become a reality, but there’s a catch. It’s not going to be developed by Lamborghini.

A company called 215 Racing has acquired the rights to the Indomable design, and it plans to turn out a production version of the design team’s rendering. Based in Abington, PA, 215 Racing will produce the car, which will be called the SF22, through its sub-company Mostro Di-Potenza. That name means “Monster Power” in Italian, so I’m sure it fits the concept car nicely.

According to the company, power for the SF22 will be provided a mid-mounted twin-turbocharged 9.4-liter V8 engine, which would probably be the biggest V8 engine ever. It’ll be sourced from the General Motors 572, which will be paired with a six-speed sequential gearbox. 215 Racing expects this beast to produce 2,000-horsepower and 2,000 pound-feet of torque. Sounds something like what Top Gear talked about, the 1,000hp supercar joke that ‘someone’ wanted to build.

Of course, any company can claim such dramatic power numbers. So, we can only wait to see just how capable the finished Mostro Di-Potenza SF22 turns out. The company plans to build 50 examples total, at a rate of two per month over the course of two years, and says it’s now taking orders for mid-2012 deliveries. What brave team they have. The initial deposit will only cost you $1,000, but the fully built vehicle will run you close to $950,000, which is steal a lot cheaper than the ‘weaker’ Lamborghini Sesto Elemento that we talked about today.