The Lamborghini’s precise steering keeps the ... so the car runs on battery alone and scoots silently through the streets with sleepy locals none the wiser. A handy indicator on the driver ...

T here's no denying that any V12 engine found in the States usually comes with a passport. These supercarshail from Italy, ...

In terms of the former, Lamborghini has done away with the ... make it a surprisingly civil supercar to operate on the street, though its low-slung stance and limited rear visibility remain ...

We’re told Martin Scorsese ruthlessly destroyed an actual Lamborghini Countach during the filming of The Wolf of Wall Street. The production was kind enough to leave a second example unscathed ...

3) Lamborghini launches a street-oriented version of the hardcore version. It comes with the powertrain and suspension of the track version, but with comfortable seats and more interior trimmings.

This is no low-budget operation, either: One of the vehicles they hunt in is a black Lamborghini Aventador, which gives off Caped Crusader vibes — but instead of a Batman mask, the person ...

and what Lamborghini calls LVDI (Lamborghini Dynamic Vehicle Integration). Strada, Sport, and Corsa (Street, Sport, and Track) driving modes enable a rising tide of responsiveness. Choose Sport or ...

A Lamborghini Leonardo DiCaprio drove during a powerful scene in Martin Scorsese’s 2013 movie The Wolf Wall Street has sold at auction for US$1.655 million. The 25th Anniversary Edition 1989 ...