Lamborghini Sports Cars Are Unique In Many Ways
Many of us will never own a Lamborghini sports car, but we can dream. This is a sports car with both speed and beauty. The public so often requests lamborghini photos that there are websites devoted to furnishing free or low cost pics of lamborghini sports cars in all their glorious colors. When you Google Lamborghini photos a whole list of sites pops up to choose from, or you can go straight to pics of lamborghini. Seeing the photos makes one appreciate the pure beauty of the car in line, design, and color. It is truly a work of art.
Not only is this car beautiful, but it goes really fast. The fasted Lamborghini is possible the Le Mans version within the Murcielago R-GT model which has been clocked at around 370 miles per km/h. It takes great design inside and out, along with the best materials and the best manufacturing facility, to build a car this fast. For those wanting the fasted street model go for the Lamborghini MurrcielagoLP640 that can reach a top speed estimated at 370 km/h. To reach this level of speed the cars need a V12 engine with over 6,000 cc. These speeds are designed for the race track, not public highways, but just imagining that kind of speed has to be a turn on for sports car aficionados.
Looking at a Lamborghini Gallery of photos is pure pleasure and sets of dreams of owning and driving one of these beautiful sports cars. For those who can afford a top of the line sports car, this is one of the best choices. Owning a Lamborghini is not just owning a sports car it is a lifestyle. These cars are produced with nothing less than a V8 engine, and most of them throughout the history of the brand have come with the famous V12 engine. The new Lamborghini model, called Gallardo, comes with a V10. The V8 engines have not been used since 1989.
Pictures of lambos are great, but only hint at the companies rich and interesting history. The first Lamborghini cars were manufactured by Ferruccio Lamborghini in a car manufacturing plant he founded in 1963 ib San'Agata, Italy. He was a successful tractor manufacturer who developed a liking for sports cars and speed, but was not happy with the sports cars available at the time. He wanted to build the perfect high-speed sports car. He came very close. Though Lamborghini used to be an independent company, it has been a part of the German Audi AG company since 1998. In 1978, the Lamborghini company went bankrupt and was bought by the Chrysler Corporation, then it ended up solely owned by Audi AG.
