I think we can all agree some Lamborghini models left a more permanent impression on the automotive world than others, and while every Lamborghini model since 1963 has its own place in history, in this article we take a look at the ones that really changed things for the cars that came after them, these…
Exactly 100 years ago to this date Ferruccio Elio Arturo Lamborghini was born, on April 28 1916 in a family of farmers, but Ferruccio wanted to do something with mechanics instead … after World War II he started building tractors. First from surplus material left after the war, but soon he founded his own company to build…
Ferruccio Lamborghini was a self-made millionaire, he made fortune by building tractors from army surplus left behind by the Allied Forces back in 1945 when World War II came to an end. He started this business from a small garage but soon was able to move to larger buildings because demand for his very powerful…
When Automobili Lamborghini SpA became the property of Audi AG back in 1998, the latter has invested a massive amount of money in upgrading the original Lamborghini factory from the early Sixties into the modern building it has become nowadays. There have been multiple modifications to the assembly lines, a brand new one has been…
The Tonino Lamborghini museum, a tribute to a timeless work of art. After Ferruccio Lamborghini passed away in 1993, his son Tonino wanted to keep his fathers legacy alive for the future … he managed to build the Centro Studi e Ricerche Ferruccio Lamborghini as a tribute. At that time Automobili Lamborghini SpA was no longer owned…
Evo’s Harry Metcalfe guides us through the history of the V12 Lamborghini – from the very first 350GT to modern day Aventador – during the stunning parade on the Lamborghini 50th anniversary tour.
Bill Scott’s tractor offers a lesson in Lamborghini history while Jay Leno gives us some background information on it.
