The 1966 Lamborghini Miura did more than go fast. It rewrote the basic layout of a performance car, putting a racing style ...

The 1974 Lamborghini Countach did not just replace the Miura, it detonated the entire idea of what an exotic car should look ...

Lamborghini's V12 has reached the end of the road. The Italian automaker has revealed the last two cars it will ever build powered purely by a gas-powered 12-cylinder engine. The company is ...

The V12 engine is Lamborghini's bread and butter. The first ever Lamborghini, the 350 GT produced in 1964, was a 12-cylinder and it has rested comfortably in the engine bay of notable cars like the ...

Lamborghini finally revealed the inevitable hybrid powertrain Tuesday it’ll stuff into its next supercar codenamed LB744. Even Lamborghini can’t hide from tightening emissions regulations, and it ...

Lamborghini is riding on its success in 2021, during which it outsold 2019 by six percent and 2020 by 23 percent. Driven mostly by the popular Urus SUV and a clear understanding of both the market and ...

Sixty years ago, Lamborghini premiered its first-ever automobile – the 350 GTV – that featured the brand’s first V12 masterpiece. The car was a prototype and never made it into production, but the ...

View post: Amazon Has a 'Well-Built' 22-in-1 Multitool for 50% Off That engine will be an all-new V12 unit in a new drivetrain, we’ve been told, aided by a small battery and some supercapacitor tech ...

Following the recent teasers about the chassis and hybrid V12 powertrain of Lamborghini‘s upcoming flagship, the company confirmed the date of the big premiere. The supercar which is known under the ...

This morning at Quail Lodge, part of Monterey Car Week, Lamborghini confirms the brand’s conversion to gas-electric hybrid powertrains with its 21st Century interpretation of the car that defined the ...

If you’re the Lamborghini lover who needs to race across Lake Como, you can now get your hands on this championship speedboat that features a pair of Lambo V12 engines. It’s named, appropriately ...