The 2010 Lamborghini Murcielago LP650-4 Roadster available here is a rare gem, as it is the 49th car in a limited series of just 50. Like the legendary Spanish bull from which it derives its name, this supercar embodies strength, power and a surprising beauty. . Its design and engineering are testament to the Lamborghini brand’s commitment to creating automobiles that exceed all expectations. Successor to the Countach and Diablo, it introduced a new level of design and performance that surpassed both, with a broad-shouldered, pronouncedly girthed body that was nevertheless designed to cut through the air with ease thanks to movable fins that direct the current where more is necessary. necessary to maximize both cooling and aerodynamic fit. After introducing several special coupe and roadster variants, in 2009, Lamborghini released this LP650-4 Roadster in a limited edition of just 50 cars, all finished in a distinctive gray-on-orange livery (Grigio Telesto and Arancio in Italian literature) that It was repeated in the cabin.
Built on a high-strength alloy tube chassis, the LP650-4 Roadster uses fully independent double wishbone front and rear suspension, power rack-and-pinion steering, and power 4-wheel carbon ceramic disc brakes with orange calipers. 6 pistons. clamping down on ventilated discs behind 18-inch gloss black aluminum wheels wrapped in Pirelli P-Zero rubber. Like the Diablo and later Murciélago models, the LP650-4 is driven at all four wheels by the all-aluminum 6.5-liter DOHC V-12 engine mounted mid-mounted under a glass canopy, generating 650 HP through of the magic of multiport fuel injection. Fed by a variable geometry air intake system, dry sump lubrication and variable valve timing.
With a distinctive roar that its occupants can feel and hear, the V-12 generates its torque through Lamborghini’s robust E-Gear transmission. The distinctive cabin of this highly exclusive LP650-4 features Nero Perseus leather, orange accents and stitching, Alcantara seat and panel inserts and black piano trim, and controls for the front lift and Kenwood audio systems.