The successor to the wildly popular Gallardo was released on the Australian market in September 2014, and with it the expectation that comes with every new Lamborghini model.

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In line with Lamborghini tradition, the Aventador was named after a fighting bull, with the LP700-4 suffix of the launch model stating its 700 horsepower engine output (equivalent to 515kW) as delivered to all four wheels, while torque peaked at 690Nm when the engine hits 5500rpm.

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IN early 2007, Lamborghini brought out a revised Murcielago. The LP640 is effectively the same as the existing supercar, but has been improved in several areas, not least the engine and drivetrain.

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Lamborghini's smallest model was intended as a direct rival for contemporary mid-engined Ferraris but unlike the Prancing Horse, the Raging Bull offered a choice of all-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive.

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