Lamborghini Automobili was founded in 1963 by Ferruccio Lamborghini. To this day, Lamborghini’s are still manufactured in Sant’Agata Bolognese, just a short drive from the city of Bologna. After being disrespected by Enzo Ferrari, Lamborghini set out to build a better sports cars, starting with the 350 GT. Several years later, the Miura, the fastest production car ever build at the time began to roll off the assembly line.

After a series of economic hardships, Ferruccio sold controlling stake in Lamborghini in 1973. Shortly after the change in ownership, a replacement to the Espada was released. The Countach quickly became the best selling Lamborghini from 1974 to 1988. Economic hardships struck again, and the company was sold to Chrysler in 1987. Just several years later, in 1990, the iconic Diablo was put into production, and claimed the title for the fastest production car with its V12 putting out 485 horsepower, a 4.5 second 0-60, and a 202 mph top end.

Yet again, another financial crisis forced the sale of Lamborghini to Audi, a subsidiary of Volkswagen. Under this new stable leadership, the Murcielago and Gallardo were born. Towards the end of the 2000’s, revisions were made to both models which included the addition of the Murcielago SV (Superveloce) and a facelift for the Gallardo.

2011 marked a major turning point for Lamborghini as sales began to grow and older models began to get phased out to make way for the Aventador, Huracan and eventually the Urus. With aggressive styling, high revving naturally aspirated V10’s and V12’s (with the exception of the Urus), and blinding colors, Lamborghini continues to be the king of supercars with an ever-growing legacy. We hope you get the change to experience the thrill that only Lamborghini can offer.