The damage done to the truck looks to be light, but the damage to the front of the Diablo, and the driver’s ego, is gonna be a whole lot more expensive and time consuming to fix. Read the rest of this entry »
Those lucky Italian state police have just received a factory customized Lamborghini GallardoLP560-4 capable of a staggering 203 MPH to catch your ass anywhere you go. BUT, this Lambo isn’t only about speed; it’s also full of all kinds of high-tech police gadgets. An automatic number plate recognition system can track and send plate data in real-time to central control rooms, while a forward-looking camera is capable of data-logging GPS information to the video information and transmitting the live feed in real-time. That tiny trunk up front actually has a purpose as a first-response medical platform and refrigerated box for high-speed organ transport. Check out the complete details, some sweet gallery images and the full press release after the jump of this customized Lamborghini Gallardo.
Here’s something to get your blood flowing. A wealthy Arab, everyone’s guessing a Sheik, sent his black and gold LamborghiniMurcielago LP640 a whopping 6,500 miles from an airport in Qatar to Heathrow to have the car’s oil changed. The total cost of the shipment was around $40,000, which doesn’t even include the $7,000 for the oil change itself.
So what’s the problem you might ask? All cars need to get their oil changed. Exotic car owners everywhere are happy to see that a fellow gentleman of means is taking care of his Lamborghini. However, The average Brit, or at least the average Brit interviewed, is horrified by the carbon footprint created from shipping a car, especially a gas guzzler, that far for an oil change. Read the rest of this entry »
Look! Up in the sky!!! It’s a bird!!! No, it’s a plane!!! Wait, what is it?
It might not be the man of steel himself, but its sure got the power of a locomotive! But actually, its the extremely rare and expensive supercar known as the Lamborghini Reventón being suspended hundreds of feet off the ground by an Italian militaryhelicopter! That’s right, Lamborghini got the idea to bring its halo supercar, the Reventón, to a conference in Turin, Italy by way of militaryhelicopter and placed atop the roof the Lingotto building.
We’re of the opinion that a gorgeous, high-performance, supercar would practically sell itself. Now add the Lamborghini badge into that equation, and we’ve wondering what the the marketing department has left to do? Well, apparently, they go around making videos like this.
I guess the lesson we’re taking away from this is the people that actually buy six-figure exotic cars aren’t usually the hardcore driving enthusiasts. Instead, they’re just rich guys looking for something loud and flashy to show off to the ladies. Read the rest of this entry »