Lamborghini

Some of you may wonder what this blog is needed for, as you can find all of that on the internet by yourself, and I have an answer: This blog stores most of the info on the car in one place, so you wont have to go crawling through Google to find the cost for a carbon fibre hood for a Lamborghini, this has all of what you will need at one location. have fun, and take a look at these Lamborghini models while you are here.


Lamborghini Reventon

A car of true beauty and power. The Lamborghini Reventon of 2008. This car was inspired by the strong, sleek lines of many army jet fighters we see today. Once again, this is a car for the millionares. There have been only 20 road cars made, and all of them were bought before they were ever built. with a price tag of $1,600,000 USD, Lamborghini made an immediate $32,000,000 USD off of the cars before they were ever off of the production line. It is only available in matte grey color, and special black Lamborghini rims. An oil change from an authorized Lamborghini dealer costs $1,400 USD.This was the most powerful Lamborghini of 2008.  The rarity and design are the two main factors that make it cost so much. If you have seen one of these pass by you, you deserve a handshake. Find out more from the specs.

Engine: V12
Horsepower: 640
Torque: 487 lb. ft.
Top Speed: 211mph
0-62mph: 3.3 seconds


Lamborghini Murcielago

There are many Lamborghinis made, but no matter which one, this is perhaps the mightiest, extreme, and fastest known car to come out of Italy in 2010. The Lamborghini Murcielago LP670-4 SuperVeloce. With a base value of $450,000 USD, and a possible $505,410 USD, this car is nothing to sneeze at. Only 350 units of the SV version were produced, but much more of the regular Murcielago LP640-4. With 18" special Lamborghini rims, an optional large carbon fibre spoiler, a and many more carbon fibre parts, this car is a great sight, whether in a showroom, or on the road. Take a look at the specs.

Engine: 6.5L V12
Horsepower: 670
Torque: 487 lb. ft.
Top Speed: 213mph
0-63mph: 2.8 seconds


Lamborghini Gallardo

Produced in 2003, and dubbed the "Baby Lambo" because of its small body and V10 engine, unlike the Murcielago's bigger V12 engine. Despite having a smaller engine, it still gets wicked speed and power. The LP570-4 Superleggera, what is shown in the picture, is the fastest, lightest, and smallest Gallardo that Lamborghini ever produced. Most of the body uses carbon fibre, making it much lighter than normal cars, weighing in at approximately 1340Kg. Let's hope this car will keep producing through the years, and become a super-car like the faster Murcielago. Read more in the specs.

Engine: 5.2L V10
Horsepower: 570
Torque: 393 lb. ft.
Top Speed: 202mph
0-62mph: 3.4 seconds

American supercars

I was debating over which three models I should include in this post, and if I should use Chevrolet, Dodge, or Ford cars. So I took the three best cars to ever come out of their factories. True American super cars that have better performance than exotics that may be a hefty 2,3,or even 4 times their price. One of these cars has gone out of production in 2006, but although it is not producing any more, people will still remember it as a great car. Here are the cars.


Ford GT

Based on the winning 1960s race car Ford GT40, this car is newer, faster, and backs its name by first place on many races. From the concept car in 2002, the two production years were 2005, and 2006. With a powerful V8 engine powering this car, it was the fastest production car ever produced by Ford. A small number of American cars can match this one in performance. Compared to foreign cars, this one can be compared in performance as slightly faster than the Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera. This car will not put out its true top speed because of the electronic limit. This car, like most super cars, gulps down a big amount of fuel, as the MPG for this car is an average of 16 MPG. Take a look at the specs below.

Engine: 5.4L V8
Horsepower: 550
Torque: 500 lb. ft.
Top Speed: 205mph (Electronically limited)
0-62mph: 3.3 seconds


Chevrolet Corvette ZR1

In 2009, The fastest Chevy car was produced. The Corvette ZR1, powered by a super-charged LS9 V8 engine. Official performance figures match those of the Ford GT, but there are rumors of true performance being much higher. I have seen one of these floor the gas pedal, and this car is more impressive than it looks. This car is still producing, with roughly 2000 cars made per year, but it may stop producing in 2012 when the C7 Corvette is expected to go into production, so be quick to get one. And if you think that paying $106,000USD for this isn't worth it, think again. 19" wheels in the front and massive 20" in the back. 15.5" Brembo brakes in the front and 15"  Brembo brakes in the back. A quarter mile time of approximately 11 seconds, what more can you ask for. Find out more from the specs below.

Engine: 6.2L Super-charged V8
Horsepower: 638
Torque: 604 lb. ft.
Top Speed: 205mph
0-62mph: 3.3 seconds


Dodge Viper ACR

One of the only American cars with a V10 engine, and the only super car from Dodge, also the fastest, is the Dodge Viper ACR. This is a modified version of the standard SRT-10, with no modifications to the engine, but with the aerodynamic changes, it puts out roughly 10 times more down-force than the SRT-10, so performance is a little better. Also, with the "Hardcore" package, the car loses 80lb by removing the radio, trunk carpet, speakers, amplifier, tire-inflator, and hood pad. The specs are below.

Engine: 8.4L V10
Horsepower: 600
Torque: 560 lb. ft.
Top Speed: over 202mph
0-62mph: 3.5 seconds