I want a Stratos!

I want two with icing and chocolate filling, please.

Nope, I'm not talking about the mythical Lancia Stratos that dominated the WRC multiple times and turned many heads around with its bizarre yet epic design (and weird cockpit configuration). I speak of Chris Hrabalek's New Stratos, based on the Fenomenon concept and built from a F430 Scuderia. And why would I want a rehased version of something that had its best moments a few decades ago? Because there is only one in the world. Yup. The New Stratos is still a one-off, but a limited production run is rumored. Plus, Hrabalek has also revealed a (scale) GT2 version of the car that's likely to morph into a functional Le Mans competitor. But why won't they make something for the masses? Why would they design something that will probably cost over half a million euros and build only around 25 units? Yes, I understand that the exclusive factor is important for an epic ressurection of an epic car, and that Stoschek (the guy who financed the whole thing) would prefer to see his money invested in something that will only be available for the world's racing legends and millionaire collectors. But here's the final point: I WANT A STRATOS!