Automobili Lamborghini unveils the special edition Aventador 50° Anniversario LP 720-4 at Shanghai Autoshow 2013.
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Automobili Lamborghini unveils the special edition Aventador 50° Anniversario LP 720-4 at Shanghai Autoshow 2013.
Lamborghini brand video Extraordinary is closer than you think! Our values, our world.
March 4th, 2013 - Stephan Winkelmann, President and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini, unveils the new Lamborghini Veneno at Volkswagen Group Night in Geneva.
On January 28th 2013 Lamborghini celebrated its 50th Anniversary year and the launch of the new Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster with two events in Miami.
These events kicked-off a 10-day program where the Italian luxury brand hosted 400 international media and dealers in South Beach. The Press Conference and Parade took place at South Beach, Lummus Park, Ocean Drive 10th Street at 12 PM. A dramatic vehicle unveiling and press conference, at the presence of Stephan Winkelmann, President and CEO of Lamborghini, and Jerry Libbin, Miami Beach Commissioner, across from Breakwater Hotel started a spectacular 40-car parade down Collins Avenue.
The parade was followed by a High-Speed Demonstration at Miami International Airport. 12 Aventador Roadsters simultaneously drove through the runway, including 5 individual test runs at 170+ mph. This was the first time the Miami International Airport's runway was closed for an automotive brand and the first time a vehicle surpassed 180 mph on ground at Miami International Airport.
Lamborghini 50th Anniversary Towards 50th anniversary. Video teaser
Lamborghini Aventador and Boeing Dreamliner: excellence in carbon fiber technology.
Zhuhai (China) - China Airshow 2012
If you are in late, it's better to drive a fast car than a sleigh ;-)
If you are in late, it's better to drive a fast car than a sleigh Apparently, bulls are faster than reindeer, because it seems Santa has switched in his sleigh for something a little more sporty: a Lamborghini Aventador Roadster.Good old Kris Kringle might take an entire night to deliver gifts when he's casually coasting through the air, but when he's on the ground in a 700hp machine that takes him only three seconds to get to 62 mph, gifts are most likely under the tree in a few hours. Cheer, Santa. Good thinking.