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"Lamborghini Murci\u00E9lago  Select a manufacturer   or return to intro   Acura   Aston Martin   Audi   Bentley   BMW   Buick   Cadillac   Chevrolet   Chrysler   Dodge   Ferrari   Ford   Honda   Hyundai   Infiniti   Jaguar   Kia   Lamborghini   Lexus   Lincoln   Lotus   Maserati   Maybach   Mazda   Mercedes-Benz   Mercury   Mini   Mitsubishi   Morgan   Nissan   Oldsmobile   Panoz   Pontiac   Porsche   Rolls-Royce   Saab   Saleen   Saturn   Subaru   Suzuki   Toyota   Volkswagen   Volvo   or see   Models at a Glance   Acura   Aston Martin   Audi   Bentley   BMW   Buick   Cadillac   Chevrolet   Chrysler   Dodge   Ferrari   Ford   Honda   Hyundai   Infiniti   Jaguar   Kia   Lamborghini   Lexus   Lincoln   Lotus   Maserati   Maybach   Mazda   Mercedes-Benz   Mercury   Mini   Mitsubishi   Morgan   Nissan   Oldsmobile   Panoz   Pontiac   Porsche   Saab   Saleen   Saturn   Subaru   Suzuki   Toyota   Volkswagen   Volvo   Lamborghini continues to be a one-car marque until the L140 arrives sometime next year as a 2004 model. People have taken to calling this car the &amp;quot;Baby Murci\u00E9lago,&amp;quot; but with a 500-bhp 5.0-liter engine, all-wheel drive, a sleek aluminum body and paddle shifters, this new exotic will be anything but soft and cuddly. In the meantime, we&amp;#039;ll just have to make do with the ferocious Murci\u00E9lago, a 580-bhp piece of Italian sculpture that rockets to 60 mph in only 3.6 seconds and tops out at more than 200 mph.  As for changes to this mid-engine awd exotic, Lamborghini tells us it&amp;#039;s working on a sequential gearchange, plus an open-top version we showed readers in our September issue. No hard dates on when either will arrive. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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