One could argue that this is just another Gallardo. But what Lamborghini announced recently is the all-wheel-drive LP 570-4 Squadra Corse, and we feel it is something similar to the LP 570-4 Super Trofeo single-series race car revealed back in 2011. The world premiere of the new offspring is expected be held at the Frankfurt Motor Show this September.
Novitec has finished its tuning program for the already crazy Lamborghini Aventador. The result? The Torado. For what we can say, it looks like it wants to take the pedestrian sinisterness of the Aventador into an otherworldly rage, with those carbon-fibre vents, spoilers and protrusions lining the body from front to back.
A customer in the UAE has bought the highly exclusive Lamborghini Veneno, confirmed by local dealer Al Jaziri Motors. Only 4 cars will be made of the Veneno, of which one will be used by the Italian supercar-maker to showcase in their museum in Modena.
If this latest picture that has surfaced on the internet is anything to go by, Dubai Police are not done yet with their supercar fleet and are preparing to add the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG and the Bentley Continental GT to their range.
Dubai Police have officially unveiled the Ferrari FF patrol car, a week after the Lamborghini Aventador joined their fleet.
There have been several phone-camera photos of a supposed Lamborghini Aventador police car, in Dubai Police colours, doing the rounds of the internet this week.
Someone decided to do some rallying with a Lamborghini Gallardo. On dirt. On video.
So it was the usual monotonous evening when the big daddy of DriveArabia rang up to “offer” me something that I had least expected to come my way, before the world ended — to test drive a Lamborghini Gallardo, that too, on a racetrack. I was truly surprised, as much as he was by the friendly gesture from the Lamborghini dealers in Dubai, for the opportunity to briefly take the wheel of the luxury supercar manufacturer’s entry-level offering, the Lamborghini Gallardo LP 550-2.
The highly-exclusive Lamborghini Veneno has finally been revealed and will be on show at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show. Only three will be made. Named after a famous bull, the Veneno was designed to celebrate the Italian supercar-maker’s 50th anniversary, and is priced at €3 million each.
Lamborghini is planning to celebrate its 50th anniversary by releasing a special limited-edition model. Lamborghini’s CEO Stephan Winkelmann had previously indicated it won’t be a new model or a revival of an old model. True enough, it will be the Lamborghini Aventador LP720-4, set to debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.