Italian automobile manufacturer, known for high-performance [[motor vehicle|motor vehicles]]. Almost all of them are powered by 12-cylinder engines, as is often tradition for high-end Italian automakers.

h4. Tagged models

[b]Standard-production cars[/b]
* [[Lamborghini Miura]], the first Lamborghini sports car, introduced in 1966.
* [[Lamborghini Espada]], a 4-seater grand touring coupe sold alongside the Miura.
* [[Lamborghini Countach]], the second model produced by the marque. Produced in the 1980s.
* [[Lamborghini Murciélago]], the flagship model from 2002 to 2010.
* [[Lamborghini Aventador]], the flagship model from 2011 to 2021.
** [[Lamborghini Aventador J]]
** [[Lamborghini Aventador S]]
** [[Lamborghini Aventador SV]]
** [[Lamborghini Aventador SVJ]]
* [[Lamborghini Gallardo]], the 'baby brother' to the Murciélago. Known for its 10-cylinder engine.
* [[Lamborghini Huracan]], the baby brother to the Aventador. Succeeded the Gallardo.
* [[Lamborghini Urus]], an [[sports utility vehicle|SUV]] introduced in 2018.

[b]Limited-production cars[/b]
* [[Lamborghini Reventon]], a limited model segueing between the Murciélago and Aventador.
* [[Lamborghini Veneno]], a limited model based on the Aventador, released for the marque's 50th anniversary.
* [[Lamborghini Centenario]], a limited model based on the Aventador, released for founder Ferruccio Lamborghini's 100th birthday.
* [[Lamborghini Sian]], the first hybrid by the marque. Limited to 63 coupes and 19 roadsters.

[b]Concept Cars[/b]
* [[Lamborghini Egoista]], a single-seater designed for the marque's 50th anniversary.

Lamborghini's main rivals include [[Ferrari]] and [[Porsche]].
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