BlakSpyda
02-19-2009, 09:10 AM
Ultimate Lambo promises to be firm's fastest ever roadster.
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It’s set to be the fastest open topped car Lamborghini has ever produced… and with a production run limited to just 50 models it’s likely to be one of the most exclusive.
Capable of a top speed of over 205mph, the LP650-4 aims to blend agressive looks with stunning performance, and will be the firm's new topless flagship.
The new LP650-4 arrives hot on the heels of the Reventon – a $924,850, 650bhp limited edition model released at last year’s Geneva Motor Show.
Likely to cost more than $711,425, there is still no official confirmation of the new Lambo’s release date. However, sources close to the car have admitted that the car is to be powered by the same 6.5-litre, V12 engine found in the Reventon, and that like that model, will also get the firm’s e-gear automatic gearbox.
The new LP650-4 will also get its own styling details. Key to the design, as shown in these images leaked onto the internet, are the bold orange sills, and see through engine cover.
Inside, the newcomer also gets special black and orange colour scheme, as well as bright orange trim for the gear selector paddles, and steering wheel stitching
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/images/front_picture_library_UK/dir_604/car_photo_302082_25.jpg
It’s set to be the fastest open topped car Lamborghini has ever produced… and with a production run limited to just 50 models it’s likely to be one of the most exclusive.
Capable of a top speed of over 205mph, the LP650-4 aims to blend agressive looks with stunning performance, and will be the firm's new topless flagship.
The new LP650-4 arrives hot on the heels of the Reventon – a $924,850, 650bhp limited edition model released at last year’s Geneva Motor Show.
Likely to cost more than $711,425, there is still no official confirmation of the new Lambo’s release date. However, sources close to the car have admitted that the car is to be powered by the same 6.5-litre, V12 engine found in the Reventon, and that like that model, will also get the firm’s e-gear automatic gearbox.
The new LP650-4 will also get its own styling details. Key to the design, as shown in these images leaked onto the internet, are the bold orange sills, and see through engine cover.
Inside, the newcomer also gets special black and orange colour scheme, as well as bright orange trim for the gear selector paddles, and steering wheel stitching