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Unless you are from Austria or Germany, there's a good chance you may not have heard of Thomas Glavinic before; he is a writer that also happens to collaborate with Autorevue, an Austrian car magazine.
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- New Lamborghini Aventador Test Ride Ends Up In Flames [nsfw]
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- Lamborghini Outing Results In A Gallardo Crashing On The Highway
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- It Has Begun: First Lamborghini Aventador Crash
The first accident involving Lamborghini's newest flagship model, the Aventador LP 700-4 was recorded in Italy on August 30. According to the writings of Italy's Motori.it, the driver of the Aventador attempted to pass a line of vehicles but...
- Watch A Lamborghini Aventador Being Assembled Piece By Piece In A Museum!
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Meet the Journalist who Crashed the €387,000 Lamborghini Aventador
Unless you are from Austria or Germany, there's a good chance you may not have heard of Thomas Glavinic before; he is a writer that also happens to collaborate with Autorevue, an Austrian car magazine.
But that's about the change because Mr. Glavinic had the unfortunate fate of being the first person to go on record for crashing Lamborghini's astonishing Aventador LP 700-4.
Carscoop regulars will undoubtedly remember our report on the incident a few weeks ago, though at the time we didn’t have many details on the crash other than it occurred in Italy on August 30.
Today, however, the crew over at Autoreview decided it was time to confess their doings and reveal that the man behind the steering wheel was one of their own, Thomas Glavinic.
Read more »- Oakley Design Creates The First Lamborghini Aventador Lp700-4 Spider Of Sorts
This is the first Lamborghini Aventador Spider in the world, sort of. While we’ve seen spy photos of the soon to be released Aventador Roadster being tested by Lamborghini engineers earlier this year, Oakley Design and Refined-Marques decided...
- New Lamborghini Aventador Test Ride Ends Up In Flames [nsfw]
After a couple of crashes and a near miss, we now have the first reported incident of a Lamborghini Aventador catching on fire. The incident took place over the weekend on the California State Route 73. According to the person that filmed the fire,...
- Lamborghini Outing Results In A Gallardo Crashing On The Highway
Remember the highly publicized exotic supercar crash in Japan about a month ago that involved eight Ferraris, three Mercedes-Benzes and a Lamborghini? Well, we just stumbled on another incident involving several supercars, although this time, only one...
- It Has Begun: First Lamborghini Aventador Crash
The first accident involving Lamborghini's newest flagship model, the Aventador LP 700-4 was recorded in Italy on August 30. According to the writings of Italy's Motori.it, the driver of the Aventador attempted to pass a line of vehicles but...
- Watch A Lamborghini Aventador Being Assembled Piece By Piece In A Museum!
You may remember the international media launch of the Lamborghini Aventador held last month in Rome. There were so many videos coming from Italy's capital that we didn’t know where to start from. And guess what? It ain’t over yet as...