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Lamborghini Photos
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Lamborghini Murcielago LP640
04.16.09 | No Comments
The 2007 redesign of the Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 took an incredible car and made it even better. This car looks so fast, that it could get a speeding ticket parked on the side of the road. Once it’s screaming down a highway, it won’t get a ticket because this car is so fast and so sleek, you’ll barely be able to see it. And it’s short, only 3 foot 9 inches tall, so most people would actually have to look down in order to catch a glimpse. When you say the word “supercar,” the Murcielago is what you’re referring to. Continue Reading
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2009 Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder
03.21.09 | No Comments
Lamborghini has a talent for making very fast cars, and giving them very long names. The 2009 Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder, henceforth referred to as simply the Gallardo Spyder, is the newest variant of the Gallardo line, and it seeks to do something different: take the white-knuckle thrill of driving a Lamborghini, and mate it with high luxury. And it looks like they’ve done it.
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Lamborghini Embolado Concept
10.10.07 | 3 Comments
The life long dream of an Italian final year student at the University of Parma, Italy to design for Lamborghini has finally come true. Luca Serafini came up with the name while researching a spanish festival called Toro Embolado (bull of balls).
