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Subscribe to this threadGeneva Motor Show: Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 world premiere
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DaEMoN @ Mar 2nd 2006 3:59AM
I have never driven the original Murcielago but I've had a few people tell me that its four wheel drive system makes the car a bit too 'controlled' on the track.
I surely do hope this Murcielago will be a little nibler, but, performance apart, I really do like the LP640.
I think they're going (finally?) in the original Lamborghini direction. Being as bold and aggressive and 'supercarish' as possible.
Everything in that car screams "Look at me! I am a ferocious beast".
Its color: a pastel grey/blue. When acid green and bright yellow become 'regular' colors, "quiet is the new loud". That color, so neutral attracts the eye beautifully.
And the contrast of the yellow brake calipers on the black rims? Astonishing.
Not to talk about the huge tailpipe and the whole bodywork.
For the first time in a few years, I am impressed with a Lambo.