Sesto elemento *is Italian for "sixth element." The term refers to the matte-finish carbon-fiber that makes up the Sesto's body panels and basic structure. Carbon fiber is many things — hyper ...

For a car that was made back in the early 2010s ... dying out and set to become a thing of the past. We are highly unlikely to see a car like the Sesto Elemento again, and it will always remain ...

The Sesto Elemento concept car unveiled back at September’s 2010 Paris Auto ... be homologated because there are complications with things like airbags. It would be for track use only.” ...

The most important thing is to understand how to use it ... The Murciélago replacement, Geneva 2011. Can't wait. But back to the Sesto Elemento. Does it represent a new design chapter for ...

Lamborghini's Sesto ... there's one thing you should know before you sign up for yours. You won't be able to drive it on the street. Take a closer look at Lamborghini's $2 million Sesto Elemento ...

Lamborghini has announced it will build 20 production models of the Sesto Elemento, a bantamweight concept car shown last year during the Paris Auto Show. The car weighs only 2200 lb., thanks to ...

Lamborghini wowed us all at last year'sParis Auto Show with the Sesto Elemento concept and not surprisingly ... who spends his free time doing SoCal things and pondering the world’s unsolved ...

With the engine outputting 570 hp and 540 Nm of torque, the Sesto Elemento can accelerate from zero to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 2.5 seconds and reach a top speed in excess of 300 km/h (186 mph).

Yes, we were hoping to see the next Murciélago, but we’ll admit the Sesto Elemento is one hell of a substitute, and it further raises our expectations for the next production Lambo. This thing ...

If the Sesto Elemento were an actual production vehicle, what specific and unique things about it would attract buyers? The Lamborghini Sesto Elemento shows how the future of the super sports car ...