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Is this the Lamborghini to rule them all?

Since the Revuelto's debut in 2023, Lamborghini has been promising to keep the V-12 around until 2030. The company wouldn't comment on what might happen after that, suggesting it didn't exactly know where regulations would take the brand. Now, though, Lamborghini insists the 12-cylinder will stay in production for even…

Two Italian icons join forces to create luxury speakers that match your sports car.

Czinger, the small American carmaker known for using 3D printing to manufacture its 21C supercar, announced plans in 2022 to expand its lineup to include a grand tourer and a Lamborghini Urus-fighting SUV. Now, that's no longer the case, according to the company's chief commercial officer. 

For classic car and supercar enthusiasts alike, Monterey Car Week is one of the most exciting events of the year—it's like Christmas in August. The annual automotive extravaganza has been around for 75 years, and it promises to be even more extravagant going into 2025.

When Chevrolet debuted the C8 Corvette in 2020, the automaker loudly and proudly promoted its sub-$60,000 starting price. It was a genuinely impressive number at the time, given that most other mid-engined cars of the day neared six figures.

Lamborghini will not race its SC63 LMDh prototype next season after announcing that it is putting its GTP class attack on the IMSA SportsCar Championship on hold. 

Lamborghini will not race its SC63 LMDh prototype next season after announcing that it is putting its GTP class attack on the IMSA SportsCar Championship on hold. 

One worker’s Reddit post is drawing outrage after revealing the stark contrast between their boss’s lavish spending and how he treats his staff. According to the recent post on r/Anticonsumption, the company owner recently purchased a Ferrari for himself and a brand-new Lamborghini Urus for his 17-year-old daughter.