Lamborghini

The Sián is the company's first electrified model.

We'd take this over an Urus in a heartbeat.

The naturally aspirated V12 will produce a massive 770 hp.

The new drop will feature tech from the Huracán Performante.

The new model aims to raise the bar in driving dynamics.

The jaw-dropping supercar is road-legal, but was built mostly for track use.

The single-brand championship will launch in 2020.

Top speed is rated at over 217 mph.

That's one way to make an entrance.

Two new masterpieces from Lambo's classic restoration studio.

The upgrade kit includes a whole host of aerodynamic upgrades.

One of the most famous Miuras ever built.

As if it could get any crazier.

The new variant is 77 lbs lighter than the standard Huracán Spyder.

The boutique automaker previews its second model.

Their first SUV in over thirty years.

The design conceptualizes a Lamborghini of tomorrow.

The five one-offs are inspired by the five natural elements in Japanese culture.

Say hello to the most aggressively-styled Huracán to come out of Sant'Agata Bolognese.

217 mph. 0-62 in 3.0 seconds. Need we say more?

For many, the Quail is considered to be the best show of Monterey Car Week.

The modified drop-top gets a new body kit and 860-hp.

640-hp of naturally aspirated, asphalt-annihilating awesomeness.

The first of fifteen examples.