Photo Credit: VW Bus: Pixabay via Pexels. Lamborghini: Mike B via Pexels Why does Volkswagen AG own Lamborghini? The history and reasons. Volkswagen purchased Lamborghini in 1998 with the plan to introduce Lamborghini models that could share platforms with Audi...
Photo by Helgidinson via Adobe Stock Lamborghini ceased production of the Gallardo in 2013 in order to make the updated Huracán. The Lamborghini Gallardo was not discontinued because it was poorly designed or unsuccessful. The model just ran its course. Photo by...
Photo by Adrian Newell via Pexels. Photoshopped by Colin Finkle. Is there a RWD Aventador? No. It is only offered in AWD so traction control does not ruin the driving experience. AWD helps with tire grip a lot, maybe too much for some people. Many car enthusiasts...
A great model capturing the Gallardo with a stunning level of detail, but with some manufacturing defects. I recently purchased a 1:18 model from Maisto of a 2007 Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera. This model was to sit alongside...
Photo Credit: Combination of photos By kthx1138 and Radu Daniel. Photoshop work by Colin Finkle Yes! Newer Lamborghini models can go over speedbumps easily thanks to front-axle lifting systems. (1) A supercar approaches a speedbump that would damage its front...
Photo Credit: VanderWolf Images via Adobe Stock The Lamborghini Aventador is faster and more expensive with it’s V12. While the V10 Huracán is more compact and drivable. Photo credit: Jae Park via Pexels The Lamborghini Aventador give the driver the classic...
