Lamborghini has become the first Italian company in the automotive industry to launch an indoor view of its exclusive museum on Google Maps. This feature, derived from Google’s Street View technology, allows visitors to navigate through the Sant’Agata Bolognese museum and explore the exotic collection of super sports cars. To experience a virtual tour of Lamborghini’s museum, please head on over to Google Maps Source
In March, we first showed you the new Lamborghini Veneno supercar and today we come across first images of the open-top Roadster version of the car. The Roadster actually does not come with any kind of top, meaning that it is permanently open and therefore a pure summer car. Just like the Coupe, this version of the car features the internals of the Aventador sharing the same 740 hp (750PS) 6.5-liter V12 engine and going from 0-100 km/h in just 2.9 seconds with a top speed of 354km/h (220mph). The Coupe is limited to only three and the Lambo…
Sure Lamborghini rocked the automotive world last year with its groundbreaking Aventador hypercar, but that doesn’t mean its forgotten its bread and butter. Lamborghini knows damn well its road is paved with the Gallardo, the best selling car in the vaunted Italian badge’s history (13,000 rolling out of its Sant’Agata Bolognese factory thus far and counting). In order to keep the Gallardo fresh, Lambo is updating its cash cow with a new more aggressive and extreme design — as best seen in its LP 570-4 “Edizione Tecnica” range (aka the high pe…
Technical Editor Aaron Robinson gives us an inside look at his surprisingly original 1970 Lamborghini Espada Series II on the latest episode of Car and Driver: Tested.
This Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 was wrapped in Chrome by Diamond Black Exteriors in the US. The Murcielago is owned by Lion Productions and they asked DBX to fit the chrome wrap to the supercar.
Lamborghini Aventador ‘Carbonado’ by Mansory Swiss autotuner Mansory showed off a special Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 at this year’s Geneva Motor Show, but it looks like they gave it another crack with this ‘Carbonado’ version. Limited to only 6 cars, the name derives from ”Black Diamonds” found in parts of Africa and Brazil.