Here is a great video of a guy revving up his Lamborghini Gallardo with it back firing through the exhaust!
The Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster was first released in the 2005 model, but the latest version the Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Roadster is the one that we are concerned about. This enhanced version was first released in the 2007 model. It almost looks pretty much like the coupe version of the Murcielago except for the addition of cooling vents behind the air intakes, and a retractable canvas roof. Inside the interior has been changed slightly from the standard coupe interior, and the body structure has been reinforced to compensate for the lack of a solid roof panel.
The Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Roadster exterior also features the usual scissor doors, a rear spoiler that can be raised to an angle of 70 degrees, side air scoops that automatically open at speed, folding side mirrors for increased aerodynamics, and electronic Launch Control.
Tucked under the hood of the mid engine Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Roadster you will find a 631 horsepower 487 pound-feet of torque 6.5-liter V12 that greatly improves the performance of the original Murcielago Roadster. All of this horsepower being turned out by the 6.5 liter V12 is harnessed by either a six-speed manual or six-speed automated manual transmission connecting it to the road with standard all-wheel-drive.
The LP640 Roadster does not really have many direct competitors in the roadster category. The Mercedes-Benz SLR Roadster might be considered a competitor, but it costs nearly $150,000 more. Ferrari unfortunately doesn’t sell any roadsters at all with any where near the kind of power that the LP640 produces, and Aston Martin’s DB9 Volante also has considerably less horsepower, actually almost 200 less horsepower. This places the LP640 Roadster pretty much in a class of it’s own.
I’m not a big fan of wild lime green Super Cars, but this 2008 Lime Green Lamborghini Gallardo isn’t too bad! Inside of this wild Lamborghini is a wild custom interior straight from the Lamborghini Factory complete with all the goodies!
The 2010 Wheelsandmore Lamborghini Gallardo LP 620 Yarrow has to be one at the to of my favorite Lamborghini list. This Super Car just looks fast!
The new Wheelsandmore Lamborghini Gallardo comes equiped with a 620 hp / 580 lb-ft at 6400 rpm V10 engine that is capable of propelling this Super Car to break neck speeds, but all that power and speed doesn’t do you any good if you aren’t able to safely stop. So the Wheelsandmore Lamborghini comes equiped with an 8-piston per caliper 14.96 inch disc brakes in the front and 6 piston per caliper 14.17 inch disc brakes in the rear complete with special high-end brake pads.
WOW! Talk about a freak Lamborghini Gallardo Accident!
I would say that the owner of this Lamborghini Gallardo was driving just a little too fast on the streets of Hollywood Hills, CA when he hit this Saab SUV and went right under it. Surprisingly from this angle the Lamborghini looks like it held up well, but I bet it still won’t be cheap to fix!
Have you ever wondered what a Super Car engine looks like when it isn’t hidden inside of the engine compartment? Well check out this 25th Anniversary Lamborghini Countach QV Engine. This thing looks bad even without the sleek lines of a Lamborghini wrapped around it.
Check out this Heffner Performance modified Twin Turbo Lamborghini Murcielago make a pass on the dyno. You have to love the sound of those high reving Lamborghini engines.
The only thing better than a 2008 Lamborghini Gallardo is a 2008 Lamborghini Gallardo Spider. This screaming pearl yellow super car with black and yellow interior sports the standard 10 cylinder engine with manual gear box, and a whole lot of super car fun!
This 1999 Lamborghini Roadster Millenium Edition definitely makes super car status with its 800+ nitrous injected rear wheel horsepower. There were only 10 Millenium Edition Lamborghini’s built in 1999.
This guy has the most extreme Lamborghini filled driveway that I have ever seen. This driveway / garage is just totally unbelievable. Four Lamborghini’s in one driveway? Hmmm…I’m thinking I would go for eight Lamborghini’s or maybe 4 Ferrari’s if I had this guys money. 