Lamborghini Reveals New 700 Horsepower V12 Engine to Power Murcielago Successor (Aventador)

Lamborghini has released some interesting information lately to the tune of 700 horsepower. The Bullish Italian super-car maker has released details on a new 6.5-liter Naturally Aspirated V12 Engine that produces 700 horsepower at 8250 rpm and 509 foot-pounds of torque at 5500 rpm. This new engine is slated to power the upcoming Murcielago successor which has been named the Aventador.

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“Yeniceri Edition” World Record Lamborghini Murcielago from Unicate

Unicate is part of MEC Design Group, a group of companies that specialize in high-end automotive tuning solutions. The MEC Design part of the company is well known for specialized tuning and unique designs for Mercedes-Benz vehicles. Unicate has recently released a “Yeniceri Edition” Lamborghini Murcielago. “Yeniceri” is named after an elite group of soldiers from the Ottoman Empire. With that ‘best of the best’ ideology in mind, the Unicate Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 is appropriately named.

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Lamborghini Ad Personam Promotional Video

Did you ever think that Lamborghini offered only a few select color schemes for their vehicles? Or did you think that Lamborghini’s were never personalized enough for the true automotive enthusiast? Well, think again. The Lamborghini Ad Personam video below demonstrates a virtually endless amount of color combinations and personal selections for your new Lamborghini when you choose to custom order one. Enjoy and leave your feedback below!

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Lamborghini Jota – Murcielago Successor Spied During Testing

There is some new Bull coming our way in the form of the Lamborghini Jota, the new Lamborghini Murcielago successor. Caught during stringent winter testing in Scandinavia, the new Jota is suppose to be around the same size as the Murcielago but lighter, and should sport a new V12, direct injection 700hp engine. Also rumored is a new and improved Haldex all-wheel-drive system.

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National Geographic’s Ultimate Factories: Lamborghini

National Geographic’s Ultimate Factories is giving the world a rare opportunity to see the build process of a Lamborghini Murcielago Super Veloce. The SV is constructed almost entirely by hand in Lamborghini’s Sant’Agata Bolognese factory located in the heart of Italy. With a total run of 350 units, the SV will set purchasers back $450,000, but will allow them to reach 62 mph in 3.2 seconds, and continue on to a top speed of 212 mph.

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Lamborghini Murcielago vs. Corvette C6 Z06 Street Racing Video

We do not support or encourage street racing what-so-ever. If you have to race someone, please take it to the track. For entertainment purposes today, we will show you a video of a Lamborghini Murcielago against a Corvette C6 Z06 on an open highway. All bets are in, pick your winner now and then view the video below. Enjoy!

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Heffner Performance Lamborghini Murcielago Twin Turbo Completed w/1100 Rear-Wheel Horsepower

Many people have been awaiting the completion of the infamous Heffner Performance Twin Turbo Lamborghini Murcielago. That day has finally arrived. The 100% complete project was a little bit more involved than slapping on a pair of turbos onto the 580hp 2003 Lamborghini Murcielago. From the images below you have to admire the attention to detail that does not compromise the top-notch craftsmanship already put into this remarkable supercar. It is a nice addition that works well with the stock Murcielago foundation to plant an astonishing 1100 horsepower down to the pavement through two wheels.

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VIDEO: Corvette ZR1 and a Lambo LP670-4 SV racing around Millbrook

This video is really amazing, you get to see two super cars go head to head! A ZR1 vs a Lambo? I wish I could have been there! In theory the Lambo should be faster than the ZR1, its lighter by about 60lbs and has 30 more hp, plus it has AWD. In the video the Lamborghini is being driven by a factory driver and the Corvette is being driven by a regular old auto journalist. This really makes you think that the ZR1 is one hell of a bargain! Read more

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