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In 1963, Ferruccio Lamborghini presented the first car that bore his name: the 350 GTV. A few years later, he would turn the sports car industry on its head with the mid-engined Miura, which would set the template for the Countach, Diablo and Murcielago that followed and established Lamborghini as a supercar manufacturer.
- 1991 Lamborghini Diablo Is The Real Man’s Italian Exotic
The Lamborghini Diablo was the last supercar built in Sant’Agata Bolognese without any influence from Audi, which bought the company in 1998. I’m talking about the pre-facelift Diablo, as in 1999 Audi operated some changes to the Diablo...
- Lamborghini Celebrates Production Of 10,000th Gallardo
The 10,000th Gallardo supercar has rolled off the production line at the company's Sant'Agata Bolognese plant in Italy, making it by far the most commercial successful Lamborghini model of all time. The record Gallardo model with the number 10,000...
- Lamborghini Countach Homage: A Raw Definition Of Italian Supercars
Every boy and every man of certain age (and taste....) had a poster of it hanging on his bedroom wall at some point of his life. Yes, I'm talking about the ultimate exotic supercar of the mid-to-late 1970's and 1980s, the Lamborghini Countach....
- Man Hand-builds Lamborghini Countach In His Own Basement!
Wow, we're completely overtaken by the accomplishment of Ken Imhoff who managed to build an amazing Lamborghini Countach replica from scratch in the basement of his own house! Ken's long journey began 17 years ago when he watched the original...
- Million $ Bodykit By Lamborghini
Lamborghini loves to name its cars after bulls. Reventon killed Felix Guzman in Mexico back in 1943. So, in typical outrageous Ferruccio Lamborghini style, the Audi/Volkswagen-owned Italian supercar maker debuted a Murcielago offshoot named..... wait...
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Lamborghini Gears Up For 50th Ann., Shares Carbon Tech with Boeing Dreamliner [w/Videos]
In 1963, Ferruccio Lamborghini presented the first car that bore his name: the 350 GTV. A few years later, he would turn the sports car industry on its head with the mid-engined Miura, which would set the template for the Countach, Diablo and Murcielago that followed and established Lamborghini as a supercar manufacturer.
Despite its impact in the automotive world, and specifically in the supercar segment, the Sant’ Agata Bolognese plant was a low-volume operation: from its inception until 2002, annual sales averaged a mere 250 units.
By 2007, however, this number has increased nine-fold, thanks in part to the addition of the smaller Gallardo to the range, while today the Aventador is the fastest-selling V12 Lambo ever and has an 18-month waiting list.
Read more »- 1991 Lamborghini Diablo Is The Real Man’s Italian Exotic
The Lamborghini Diablo was the last supercar built in Sant’Agata Bolognese without any influence from Audi, which bought the company in 1998. I’m talking about the pre-facelift Diablo, as in 1999 Audi operated some changes to the Diablo...
- Lamborghini Celebrates Production Of 10,000th Gallardo
The 10,000th Gallardo supercar has rolled off the production line at the company's Sant'Agata Bolognese plant in Italy, making it by far the most commercial successful Lamborghini model of all time. The record Gallardo model with the number 10,000...
- Lamborghini Countach Homage: A Raw Definition Of Italian Supercars
Every boy and every man of certain age (and taste....) had a poster of it hanging on his bedroom wall at some point of his life. Yes, I'm talking about the ultimate exotic supercar of the mid-to-late 1970's and 1980s, the Lamborghini Countach....
- Man Hand-builds Lamborghini Countach In His Own Basement!
Wow, we're completely overtaken by the accomplishment of Ken Imhoff who managed to build an amazing Lamborghini Countach replica from scratch in the basement of his own house! Ken's long journey began 17 years ago when he watched the original...
- Million $ Bodykit By Lamborghini
Lamborghini loves to name its cars after bulls. Reventon killed Felix Guzman in Mexico back in 1943. So, in typical outrageous Ferruccio Lamborghini style, the Audi/Volkswagen-owned Italian supercar maker debuted a Murcielago offshoot named..... wait...