2006 Lamborghini Murcielago on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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JUST FULLY SERVICED! Thousands in maintenance E-Gear LP640 upgraded front and rear bumpers with genuine Lamborghini
grills LP640 taillights LP 640 exhaust tip with terminal Fabspeed primary cat delete with custom straight pipe
exhaust. Fully heat wrapped exhaust 20x8.5 & 20x13 inch Vellano wheels. Wheels were just powder coated with brand
new gold hardware and bolt assembly Brand new brakes BRAND NEW KEVLAR CLUTCH serviced-12/15/2015 car has just
been completely serviced OIL/TRANS/COOLANT has all been flushed and changed.BRAND NEW spark plugs with brand new
coil packs Brand new O2 sensors . BRAND NEW AIR & FUEL filters! Have service records car runs amazing with no
issues. Buying a Aventador so this is the reason why im selling my car. CAR HAS FULL PPI and has checked out!
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All 12 Lamborghini Venenos have been recalled for risk of fire
Wed, Feb 15 2017From time to time, the fiery personality of Italian cars becomes a bit too literal, and this is one of those times. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has acknowledged a recall for fire risk on the 2012–2017 Lamborghini Aventador, as well as all of its variants, including all three customer Veneno coupes and nine customer roadsters. We imagine the fourth non-production Veneno coupe is also affected. The recall involves 1,453 cars in the US, and Bloomberg reports that it also affects cars in other markets, for a total of 5,900. The report Lamborghini submitted to NHTSA says the issue lies with the gas tank's EVAP system. Liquid fuel can get into the EVAP system if an owner overfills it or in "particular handling situations," which we assume includes hard acceleration and cornering that sloshes the fuel around. If the fuel gets into the EVAP system, flammable vapors can escape. These vapors could potentially ignite, and the report states that high revving at a stop or using an aftermarket exhaust increases the danger due to the possibility of flames coming from the exhaust. According to NHTSA documentation, owners of affected vehicles will be notified of the issue by Lamborghini, and they will be able to schedule a time at the dealer to have the EVAP system fixed. The remedy includes a new type of purge valve, and the change will be done for free. Also, owners of the new Aventador S and the latest versions of the Aventador SV have nothing to worry about, since their cars already have the new parts. As for other Aventador and Veneno owners, we'd recommend not filling up your cars quite so full, and maybe don't show off at stop lights too much until the car is fixed. Related Video:
Lamborghini Gallardo ready to tow your Home Depot load
Mon, May 25 2015It's possible the Lamborghini Gallardo would have had an even grander reputation as an everyday exotic if more people had used it to tow trailers and lug home-renovation materials from store to workshop. That's what Canadian channel Canal Vie did to promote its new renovation show, strapping a couple of two-by-fours and a roll of insulation to the roof, and hooking up a trailer to the back of a second-generation Gallardo. The promotion had its intended effect. How could it not? People stare at a Gallardo even when it isn't hauling. With 398 foot-pounds of torque at its disposal, we wonder if you could slip a fifth-wheel on it...
Aventador sales drive record revenue at Lamborghini
Tue, 11 Mar 2014Let it never be said that there isn't money to be made selling high-end exotic sports cars. Last month Ferrari revealed that it had recorded record profits despite selling fewer vehicles than the year before. Now arch-rival Lamborghini has reported record revenue.
For the 2013 fiscal year, Lamborghini has announced that its revenue has increased for the third year straight - rising from 469 million euros last year (just short of $650 million at today's rates) to a record 508 million euros (over $703 million). Lamborghini reports that it has reinvested 20 percent of that turnover back into R&D.
The increased revenues come despite having discontinued its top-selling model, the Gallardo, which wound up its ten-year production run back in November to make way for the new Huracán. The increased revenues came from a higher proportion of Aventadors sold, a rise of 9 percent from 922 units in 2012 to 1,001 in 2013, representing a record for V12 models sold in the company's history and a waiting list of 12 months for a new Aventador.