Lamborghini

The company’s Research & Development head said its thinking adding a four-set EV to its product line.

With the same V12 as the Countach, the Italian company’s SUV was the perfect mixture of power and elegance and was nicknamed the “Rambo Lambo.”

From Porsche’s first all-electric offering to Lamborghini’s hybrid hypercar, here are the stars of this year’s exhibition in Germany.

With the lowest weight-to-power ratio the brand’s V12 family has ever seen, the car is capable of going from 0 to 62 in just 2.8 seconds.

The supercar is limited to just 63 examples—in celebration of the automaker’s founding in 1963—making it the most exclusive open Aventador yet.

Putnam Leasing has added six classic exotics on to their list of automotive offerings.

Sporting a 5.0-liter V12 engine, the car was recently subject to a major mechanical refurbishment, ensuring that it’s in perfect working order.

The Japanese tuner’s LB-Silhouette WORKS HURACAN GT bodykit magnifies the speedy Italian two-seater’s angles and lines.

Laser physicist Sterling Backus and his son have spent $20,000 3D printing a fully functional, life-size version of the supercar.