Lamborghini 350 GT – The First Production Bull from Sant’Agata The Lamborghini 350 GT stands as a pivotal automobile that put the Italian automaker on the map in 1964. It was the first production street model built by Ferruccio Lamborghini after he established his Sant’Agata factory to challenge Maranello’s elite sports car dominance. Though modest…
Lamborghini Diablo – The First Modern Lamborghini The Lamborghini Diablo arrived in 1990 as the long-awaited successor to the Countach. Completely redesigned and thoroughly modernized, the Diablo introduced Lamborghini to a new decade. Its sensuous lines are draped over thoroughly updated mechanical components, creating a revised aesthetic for the Italian supercar maker. The Diablo also…
Lamborghini Vision GT took experimentation into uncharted territory with its breath-taking 2013 Vision Gran Turismo model developed specifically for the Gran Turismo video game franchise. Liberated from practical constraints beyond fire-breathing acceleration and heart-stopping style, this virtual vision amplified Lamborghini’s core values to an imaginative extreme teasing the potential supercar future blending aspiration and innovation….
Lamborghini LM002 – The Original Supercar SUV Long Before Bentayga or Cayenne Among credos synonymous with raging bull heritage, tirelessly chasing lap times, obliterating 0-60 acceleration expectations, and prioritizing passion play greater public mindshare than developing practical utility vehicles delivering weekend warriors to remote adventures far from city showrooms. Yet never doubt Lamborghini’s innovation even…
When Ferruccio Lamborghini launched his eponymous Italian automaker in 1963, the mission involved targeting grand touring refinement. But mere years later, Lamborghini stunned rivals and customers alike when it unveiled an impractical yet immediately legendary vehicle at the 1966 Geneva Auto Show: the Miura. This risk-embracing model laid the groundwork for the passionate modern supercar…