The founder, Ferruccio Lamborghini, established the company to produce cars that could compete with brands such as Ferrari. After a brief period of Indonesian ownership from 1994 to 1997, Lamborghini was acquired in September 1998 by Audi for a reported sum of $110 million.
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Lamborghini sold a record 3,245 supercars last year. Lamborghini sold 3,245 vehicles last year. That figure represents new record for the Italian automaker, which moved more supercars in 2015 than it has in any of its past 53 years in business. And that number only stands to grow in the coming years.
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What are the names and prices of all the Lamborghini cars? Lamborghini's has continued production of the Aventador, which was first released in 2012, and has a Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $404,695 for the coupe edition.
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View gallery (6 images) Ever since the release of Lamborghini’s limited edition $4.3 million Veneno earlier this year, rumors of a topless version have been growing. This week Lamborghini turned rumor into reality with the announcement of its most expensive supercar to date – the $5.3 million Veneno roadster.
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According to Lamborghini, the Roadster will make 0-60 mph (96 km/h) in 2.9 seconds and achieve a top speed of of 355 km/h (220 mph), although wind noise and hair product competency could become problematic.
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The redline has also been raised by 100 rpm, to 8600. Lamborghini expects that the Centenario will be able to hit 62 mph in 2.8 seconds; keep the throttle buried and you could see 186 mph in just 23.5 seconds. When not driving in a straight line, Lamborghini’s new rear-wheel-steering system is said to reduce the turning circle while stabilizing high-speed handling.
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As with the Veneno, the Centenario builds on Lamborghini’s mid-engine V-12 architecture that underpins the Aventador, juicing it up with Lamborghini’s most powerful V-12 engine and wrapping it all in a shape that’s tough to describe in words. For Ferruccio’s sake, we will at least try.
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Lamborghini's $5.3 million topless Veneno. Performance figures of 0-60 mph (96 km/h) in 2.9 seconds and a top speed of 355 km/h (220 mph) will ensure the Roadster keeps pace with the coupe. Ever since the release of Lamborghini’s limited edition $4.3 million Veneno earlier this year, rumors of a topless version have been growing. This week Lamborghini turned rumor into reality with the announcement of its most expensive supercar to date – the $5.3 million Veneno roadster.
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Lamborghini plans to build 40 Centenarios, split evenly between coupes and roadsters, and the maker says all were sold before the car was publicly shown. We suspect none of its customers blinked an eye at the car’s pre-tax price of €1.75 million, or a tick over $1.9 million at today’s exchange rate.
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How many Lamborghinis are there in the world? A: According to a 2013 report on LamboCars.com, since its founding in 1963, Lamborghini has produced approximately 28,000 cars at its production facility in Italy. Of all the car types produced by Lamborghini, the Gallardo has the most produced units at a total of 7,221.
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how many lamborghini?
There are 28,000 Lamborghini cars.