2004 Lamborghini Gallardo on 2040-cars
Martin, Michigan, United States
Highlights: custom Formula 43 wheels, thunderous – head turning - TUBI exhaust, optional hatch glass engine
compartment cover, exterior carbon fiber accent panels, carbon fiber engine compartment panels. 3M wrap –
installed due to the conditions of most of the roads in my state. The wrap was painted with Lamborghini green
basecoat then clearcoated prior to installation. The original paint color underneath is Lamborghini yellow. The
mirrors are also wrapped with 3M carbon fiber vinyl. If you’re concerned about the condition of the paint under
the wrap, wrap removal is negotiable.
2014: ball joints rebuilt and fitted with zerk fittings in the process, now better than oem. Control arms
replaced left/right side. ECU F1 Egear control unit (hydraulic pump) replaced. Custom 3 piece wheels built by
Formula 43 installed. Custom exhaust work – after a few comments from a neighbor I had my mechanic install
removable SuperTrapp exhaust tips. I ended up never needing to use them so they are new in the box.
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Auto blog
Lamborghini teases engine sound, but of Sesto Elemento or Cabrera?
Tue, 26 Nov 2013Lamborghini has launched a website for something it calls the Hexagon Project. The mysterious page asks that you submit your email address, and then it gives you a taste of glorious V10 engine noise, with the message: "Listen to your instinct. Discover the roar of a new creature from Lamborghini. That will be just the beginning."
But where is that wonderful noise going to come from? Since we don't see Lambo launching a front-engined, front-drive minivan in the near future, we're guessing it'll be found in the back of some low-slung, edgy super car.
In our minds, that leaves two candidates. The popular opinion, perpetuated by our friends at Jalopnik, is that this is the engine for Lambo's Gallardo replacement, rumored to be called the Cabrera. This is a sound guess, although the naming of the site, Hexagon Project, makes us think that there's more to it all than just the Cabrera's new engine.
Hamann Nervudo is an angrier Aventador
Tue, 10 Sep 2013Hamann Motorsport made a big splash at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show with a modified Lamborghini Aventador. The metallic orange monster has been rechristened the Hamann Nervudo, and packs an extra 60 horsepower and 34 pound-feet of torque, thanks to a few tweaks to the ECU. The other big mechanical change is an optional exhaust, which we're told exists solely to spit fire. Doesn't the Aventador do that already?
The big changes that transform the Aventador to the Nervudo, though, are on the surface. Hamann has made some significant aerodynamic adaptations, starting with a massive rear wing and a reformatted diffuser, with the latter made of unpainted carbon fiber.
Up front a two-piece, carbon-fiber spoiler creates a more aggressive fascia, although the overall effect is somewhat lessened, as Hamann has fitted what can only be described as flared nostrils to the Nervudo's front end. While we aren't crazy about the nose, the new side skirt and engine vents are both nice touches, particularly the scoop on the roof. Not surprisingly, the body enhancements are all available in carbon fiber. A set of multi-spoke whees from the Hamann Professional collection has been chosen to replace the stock Lamborghini items, with 21-inch hoops out back and 20-inchers in front shod in the requisite, ultra-sticky Pirelli tires.
2015 Lamborghini Hurac?n LP 610-4
Mon, 05 May 2014It was probably the best headache I've ever had in my life. A spicy combination of Lamborghini's superlative new 2015 Huracán LP 610-4, fast-as-you-can-drive laps of the tricky Ascari race circuit, 80 kilometers of the Ronda Road and a healthy dose of southern Spanish sun had left me with a bit of a pounder. That cocktail of speed and noise had also granted me one of the best days of driving in my life.
As an encore to Gallardo, the single most successful Lamborghini model in history, and following on the heels of the most profitable era the company has ever known, the stakes for this Huracán could hardly be higher. What's more, considering that stablemate Avendator hasn't exactly come in for universal praise (despite its unquestionable commercial success), I flew to Spain with a small pit of doubt in my generally buoyant heart. Could Huracán possibly let me down?
It could, maybe. But it didn't. This is a car that most assuredly lives up to the hype, and is fully worthy of wearing the crown won for it by the outgoing Gallardo. Sorry for the spoiler.