Lamborghini "Cabrera LP600-4" Speculation Thread
Mar 15, 2012 | 04:47 AM
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Retaining the same V10 from the previous Gallardo is a dissapointment to me. According to reviews the engine felt heavy and old already compared to the F430. How then can they hope to compete with the 458?
Personally I think the Gallardo successor faces a much tougher field of competition compared to its predecessor. They have to pull of something amazing if they want to repeat the G's success.
Personally I think the Gallardo successor faces a much tougher field of competition compared to its predecessor. They have to pull of something amazing if they want to repeat the G's success.
No way the LP 560/570 feels heavy and old compared to the 430.....!
Have you driven both cars? If we talk about early Gallardos I might agree with you
Aug 31, 2012 | 09:42 AM
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Just months after filing trademarks for Urus (the name for its SUV concept) and Deimos (still no word on what that'll be used for), Lamborghini has added Huracán to its portfolio of pending applications. Huracán is Spanish for "hurricane." And, unlike some automakers, Lamborghini doesn't file trademark applications just because they feel like it. With no exceptions we've seen to the rule — the company almost always puts 'em to work, even if just for a concept car.
Who knows, Huracán might be the name for the next generation Gallardo
Who knows, Huracán might be the name for the next generation Gallardo
Sep 1, 2012 | 01:59 PM
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Google is your friend
Excerpt from: There’s a “Huracan” Coming To Your “Urus” | The Truth About Cars
el toro del siglo el huracan - YouTube
La Muerte del Huracan - Banda Chilacachapa - YouTube
Excerpt from: There’s a “Huracan” Coming To Your “Urus” | The Truth About Cars
Although TorqueNews called the name “Huracan” a move away from bullfighting, it turns out that couldn’t be less true. One of the C/D blog commenters noted this morning in what looked like authentically broken English that “Huracan” was “the bull of the century”… and, indeed, he’s correct. Let’s meet the real Huracan (warning: I didn’t watch this all the way through but it almost certainly has animals being stabbed with sharp objects at some point):
La Muerte del Huracan - Banda Chilacachapa - YouTube
Apr 21, 2013 | 11:21 AM
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That's a little similar what I said on another thread
Hope to see the test mule ASAP!
