The idea of a four-door or four-seat Lamborghini is making more sense as the days progress. In light of the ultra-sporty Aston Martin Rapide's and Porsche Panamera's astounding success, the return of the brand with a four-seat car in the vein of the Espada seems logical and perfectly faithful to the Lamborghini tradition.
Less than a week before the official unveiling of the new Lamborghini, slated for October 1, rumours are spreading concerning the name of the new model. The name Urus that's been whispered for the past few days has been refuted by the manufacturer's head honchos. So at the moment, nothing is official other than the fact that Lamborghini has appropriated the name of Miurad, along with Reventón. The former seems like a direct descendant of the mythical Miura of the 1970s.
The manufacturer has been very stingy with details, and rumours abound as to the coming of Lamborghini's 5th bull. No technical specs have been released either, other than the ones we can see for ourselves on the photos. Odds are that at least one more official photo will be released before the October launch.
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Less than a week before the official unveiling of the new Lamborghini, slated for October 1, rumours are spreading concerning the name of the new model. The name Urus that's been whispered for the past few days has been refuted by the manufacturer's head honchos. So at the moment, nothing is official other than the fact that Lamborghini has appropriated the name of Miurad, along with Reventón. The former seems like a direct descendant of the mythical Miura of the 1970s.
The manufacturer has been very stingy with details, and rumours abound as to the coming of Lamborghini's 5th bull. No technical specs have been released either, other than the ones we can see for ourselves on the photos. Odds are that at least one more official photo will be released before the October launch.
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