Lamborghini gets a special feature that car lovers all over the world find fascinating: its distinctive scissor doors. These doors are unlike conventional doors as they open upwards instead of swinging out. They got their name because of the way they move, resembling the action of a pair of scissors opening and closing. Who invented…
Ferruccio Elio Arturo Lamborghini was born on April 28.1916 under the Zodiac sign of Taurus, so today we would be celebrating his birthday, but sadly he passed away in 1993, but his legacy when it comes to extreme supercars lives on long after his death, even today we are able to enjoy what he started in…
The Lamborghini Diablo was unveiled in 1990 as the successor to the legendary Countach, a car that adorned countless bedroom walls in the Eighties, and while most Diablo are about three decades old by now, and prices are starting to rise for decent ones, this Devil still has a long way to go if she…
The story of Lamborghini as a company is the stuff of legend. Ferruccio Lamborghini originally founded Lamborghini Trattori as a manufacturer and distributor of farm and light tonnage tractors, with no real intention of making road cars. However, after witnessing Enzo Ferrari running his company as a race team first, and an automobile maker second,…
I already wrote an article on the 30th Anniversary of the Lamborghini Diablo back in August 2020, but now Automobili Lamborghini Spa is celebrating this event too with a new press release and some photos of a get-together between a MY2000 Diablo 6.0 SE and an early Diablo 2WD model. The story of the Lamborghini Diablo started…
Automobili Lamborghini SpA was founded in 1963, Ferruccio decided the time was right to create the perfect car, a V12 powered Gran Turismo, showing the 350 GTV prototype that would evolve into the first Lamborghini production car ever, the 350 GT, after that, we would see a 400 GT, the Islero, the Espada and the…
