Lamborghini

Lamborghini did won races but did not have titles

obviously the Lamborghini is a lot faster going up to 165 mph.

Best chances are to apply at an engineering company which contracts with Lamborghini. Also, an engineering degree is highly suggested since unlike 30 years ago, tests are performed by engineers now.

Pro: Excellent ride, quality, warranty. Con: Price, reapair cost, Special tools required for DIY (actually these cars may be the same with ferrari you can only bring it into the dealer for everything even oil changes or warranty will be VOID)

The base pricing of a Murcielago runs from base price of $300,000 to $500,000 depending on the added features you would want on such a car.

The car was in production for a long period, with various modifications, but all had in excess of 400bhp.

Depends on the models of both. You have to be more specific

Depends on what model Lamborghini you're asking about. A Murcielago LP670-4 SV which has a U.S retail of $450,000 would be 2,956,500 Yuan.

It would take me about 3 years

Rich people who enjoy driving the world's finest cars. The Lamborghini was made to be better than Ferrari.

Lamborghini Diablo's produce around 450 Horsepower through a 5.7 litre V-12 Engine.

10,000 a year

The company is now a subsidiary of Audi.

So people can drive fast.

From 1991-1998 the average price for all models were $100,000 - $265,000. Couldn't find anything more recent

No. They cannot be driven on public roads, because of the mods they have on the steering wheel.

8 miles sucka

Bepen Pwns U!

a Lamborghini that is part of the reason it is more expensive

Usually a V10 or a V12

New lamborghini's like the Aventador have V12's more commonly than the V10's

Audi does.

between 4 anf 10.5 million at a starting point.

$186,000

A Lamborghini is made for people who want the best in performance and who will not accept compromises in quality or performance, they are also looking for unique style that says HERE I AM!

Lamborghini's have doors open vertically, this is unique because cars have doors that open horizontally.

The 2012 Lamborghini Aventador has a 7-speed automated manual.