Remember the impressive Lamborghini LM002 from the Eighties? Let me refresh your memory … we are talking about a mammoth size Lamborghini using a V12 engine derived from the Countach Quattrovalvole (later on from the Diablo) and having four individual seats inside … which happen to look like Countach units too, and an additional space for six…
A first careful attempt at creating an off-road vehicle wearing the Raging Bull logo was the Cheetah back in 1977, although not built at the factory in Sant’Agata but in the United States, it was still the first of its kind to wear the Lamborghini logo, sadly this project was halted early on in the…
Lamborghini Lm004 7000 Specs & Performance General Type LM004 7000 Years built 1984 Production 1 units Presentation January 1984 Type of car Four-door, four+six seater, off road vehicle Designed by Automobili Lamborghini SpA Built by Automobili Lamborghini SpA Dimensions Wheelbase 3000 mm / 117.9 in Overall length 4900 mm / 192.57 in Overall width 2000…
It was made quite clear right from the start Ferruccio Lamborghini had absolutely no intention in taking any of his Raging Bull onto the race track, he didn’t want to spend money on preparing a competition model, do note however some private teams used cars like the Islero and Miura on the track, but with…
The idea of a multi-purpose Lamborghini was taken one step further with the enormous LM-004. The car was built around the same chassis as the LMA-002, but went much further, the engine wasn’t the ‘normal’ 4754 cc unit (factory designation number L 503), but an all new 7.0-Litre one. This new engine was designed by Alfrieri…
The impressive Lamborghini LM002 V12 off road mammoth never managed to reach its full potential, initially it was developed for military use as the Cheetah, but that project didn’t work out quite the way Lamborghini intended it things went from bad to worse and the company almost collapsed but the Raging Bull managed to survive…
