But that's the position the Lamborghini Temerario finds itself in. While we didn't love every version of the long-lived ...

A Lamborghini worth $5 million just went head-to-head with McLaren’s most extreme road car—and the results were closer than you’d think.

It’s easy to look at the Lamborghini Urus through ... Pick a dime-sized spot on the road and not only can you nail it from behind the wheel but the chassis will grip, stick, and fire out of ...

The Lamborghini Temerario will launch on April 30. It clocks 0-100kph from rest in 2.7 seconds and has a 343kph top speed.

Lamborghini took the covers off the Temerario during Monterey Car Week, making a bold statement in the supercar world.

We’ve seen Lamborghini’s 5.2-litre V10 ... with each brush of a skeletal carbon paddle. Despite driving only the rear wheels it makes the Huracán Evo feel friendlier than you’d expect ...

Structural carbon accents ... controls on the steering wheel. Unlike the rough idea of the Asterion hybrid back in 2015 that only flirted with the real world, Lamborghini is sure this time that ...

Lamborghini’s pretty good ... The front end gets a carbon air scoop with F1-style winglets while the striking alloy wheels get carbon inserts that act as fans for additional brake cooling.