AN ICONIC Lamborghini that was branded the “fastest car ever” has hit auction for an eye-watering price. Sporting a V12 ...

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In 1985, prior to the launch of Porsche's 959, the Lamborghini Countach 5000QV held the world's fastest car title, with a record of 185 mph. The comparatively space-age 959 didn't just beat the ...

But that didn’t stop the Urus SUV from making a grand entrance, with Lamborghini confirming it’s the fastest SUV in the world with a 190 ... on gravel like a rally car, or tackling sand ...

Sporting a V12 engine and just 33,000 miles on the clock, the famous motor debuted as the fastest production car in the world in 1967. The Lamborghini Miura P400 Coupe is going on auction next ...

Following is a transcript of the video. This is the fastest SUV in the world. The Lamborghini Urus. It's only the second SUV in company history. Here's everything the Urus has to offer ...

The world’s fastest production car isn’t a Bugatti or a Lamborghini. Rather, it’s a lizard-inspired design from one of the world’s most obscure automakers. SSC North America The car ...

the 161mph Lamborghini Miura came onto the scene in 1966. Today, capable of an astounding 267mph, the Veyron SuperSport is the fastest production car in the world - and here is the amazing journey ...

Reaching 200mph, let alone 300mph, requires far more development and engineering than goes into a normal road car, which is why there isn’t a single car on our fastest cars countdown below that ...

It's the most powerful street-legal car ever to come out of Italy. And when your competitors include Ferrari and Lamborghini, that's some badge of honour. It may even be the most powerful road car ...

That measure of speed and world domination relates to the car's Nürburgring time ... is the new active aero system called Aerodynamica Lamborghini Attiva. From MT's description, it sounds ...