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Country of origin:Italy
Produced in:2007
Numbers built:20
Introduced at:2007 Frankfurt Motor Show
Source:Company press release
Last updated:August 08, 2008
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 Magnificent  
snake bacon
05-26-2011
Lamborghini looked at their Murcielago and decided to make it better, the result is a 650hp Italian Batmobile, the styling is sharp to the point of being badass, and the matte grey works great with the bodywork, excellent job!
 Come on!  
in1fastcar
10-22-2008
Come on really how much faster does this car have to be? Its a great looking car and if you can afford to throw down the money on one, i say go for it! This is one sharp looking, great handling, and faster then most users will every find out.
 I agree that it is completely pointless  
Hieronymus
10-20-2008
the lp640 is one of the best looking cars ever, and now lambo have copied an american jet and made the price 4x as much. and it looks like a acura rsx in the front
 If it ain't broke...  
Homem de Gelo
11-29-2007
I guess Lamborghini are simply sticking to what's working, rather than betting too high and risking too much. I think they should try something else too, similar but different. Who knows? Maybe they'll surprise us in 2008.
 Correct the problems Audi!  
bruxell
11-24-2007
What was so wrong with the LP640? Why did they give one of the most elegant of modern Supercars, a tacky carbon makeover without making it any lighter? Why did they take away the clear and logical instrumentation, and give us Vector-esque digital readouts? Why is it three times the price of the car it�s based on, and no faster?
I have an Idea! Instead of all this malarkey, Lamborghini could design a new, lighter aluminum, or carbon chassis for the current V12, or even a scaled back 6.0liter version. Ditch the AWD so that it�s light, and handles naturally (Not every car needs to be AWD/FWD Audi!), and then, make it smaller, to make it agile. That would be a Lamborghini worth this kind of money; this thing is just a tacky, overpriced bauble�

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