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rajout de 25 photos de la LP 640 Roadster

Lamborghini is presenting the new version of the Lamborghini Murciélago Roadster at the 2006 Los Angeles Auto Show. The Lamborghini Murciélago LP640 Roadster benefits from the same extensive modifications to the bodywork and mechanics as the LP640 Coupé, as well as delivering its own distinct character.
In their re-interpretation of the Roadster, the designers of the Lamborghini Centro Stile have remained true to the original style principles of purism, sportiness and functionality. As with the Coupé it has now assumed a more aggressive appearance, a substantial influence being the new front and rear bumpers. On the latter there is a new rear diffuser, in which the exhaust system is integrated within a tailpipe. The rear lights are also new, increasing the distinguishing features and making the Murciélago Roadster as unmistakable at night as in daylight. The asymmetrical design of the sides is particularly striking. Whilst the area behind the air inlet on the right is almost closed, on the left there is a large opening for the ventilation of the oil cooler. This, in addition to the aerodynamic form of the front and rear, is an illustration of how functionality dictates the shape of a Lamborghini.

Add the Italian spirit of Lamborghini to your Christmas celebrations this year, with a range of limited edition Christmas candles, baubles and even Christmas cards.

Lamborghini ArtiMarca, Lamborghini's official merchandise boutique, has designed the items to provide a luxurious accompaniment to Christmas festivities in true Italian style. Two sizes of slow burning candles in a soft grey, Grigio Telesto, echoes one of the official colours of Lamborghini’s V12 Murciélago LP640 launched earlier this year. "Buon Natale" and the Lamborghini shield are imprinted into the wax and finished in gold spray.

Lamborghini of Christmases

A very unfortunate news reached us last week, Marcel de Lange passed away on October 30. 2006.
This Dutch based Lamborghini enthusiast contributed massively to the Raging Bull community over the years, he attended the most important Lamborghini events worldwide and was often seen at the factory, were he became close friends to the most important people at Sant'Agata.

His knowledge and collection of photographs on Lamborghini are probably unsurpassed, he could easily be called a walking Lamborghini encyclopedia, registering chassis numbers of most of the cars he photographed during his travels, and visits to the most important automotive factories in Europe.

His passing at such a young age came as a massive shock to all Lamborghini enthusiasts who knew him, I've personally met Marcel several times, both during events and at the factory, always ready to share his knowledge on these amazing cars, I don't think there was a single Lamborghini question he couldn't answer.

I am confident to say that this is an important loss to all Lamborghini enthusiast, but I'm also sure that his massive wealth of knowledge and devotion to the Lamborghini make will always be remembered...

Marcel Philip de Lange (on the right on the photographs)