Tag: lamborghini

Here is a nice short video of Evo reviewing Lamborghini’s latest super car. Evo had a chance to test drive the vehicle at Vallelunga near Rome. The sound is just amazing! Make sure to check out the previous video I posted up of the Aventador here.

As car enthusiasts we often have a “to do” list relating to cars. I’m sure many of us have “driving the brand new Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 in Rome” near the top of our list somewhere. I’m not sure who made the video (I’m assuming Lamborghini) but here is a video of a pair of Aventadors running around Rome, there isn’t really a point to the video other then to make some people very jealous!

Need for Speed’s best game, Hot Pursuit is back! To celebrate, the Need for Speed team created a real life enactment of what a typical car chase could turn out like in the game. A driver enjoys a spirited drive through the twisty roads of Italy in a Pagani Zonda Cinque, this doesn’t last long as a Lamborghini LP640 interceptor gives chase. The video has great camera work and unlike other videos the engine noises aren’t drowned out by the background music.

Following up to their awesome Ferrari Lego sets (which I happen to own one) Lego has released a set featuring the Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4. 1:16 in scale, the set features a staggering 700+ pieces and has a disappearing roof. Although it has the unmistakeably shape of the Gallardo, it uses quite a few stickers for the front lights, rear lights and interior parts. Maybe Lego should hire this guy to do a better job. Pictures after the jump.

Source: Sub 5 Zero

I shot this car earlier in September, I went out to do another photo shoot with the LP640 roadster after we mounted these massive Klassen wheels on. This car was an absolute pleasure to shoot, the lighting was just right – casting a nice horizon. It was very difficult to shoot the car since the wheels were black and had so much dish, most of the wheel highlights were done in post production. Pictures after the jump.

Exotic manufactures such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bugatti and Porsche are known to produce goods not related to the automotive world. While most tend to focus on goods such as clothing and computers, Lamborghini took a different route and created gardening tools. Seems like a left field move to me, but I guess it isn’t a surprise since Lamborghini originally made tractors. Lamborghini has created various tools you might need: grass trimmers, hedge trimmers and chainsaws. You might expect these products to carry a hefty price tag because of the branding but these tools are priced between 50 – 150 pounds each. Not bad. Purchase these fine tools at Tonino Lamborghini Garden Tools site.

Avant Garde Motorsports took delivery of this Lamborghini LP640 Roadster last week and after trying to figure out how to put together the ridiculous soft top, we quickly dismantled it and headed out for a quick photo shoot for the website. Having already shot the hard top version already, I wasn’t sure what to expect with the roadster version of the LP640. The difference: aural pleasure, the engine noise was intensified with no roof.

It has been awhile since I posted my last photo shoot on here. If you’ve been following my Twitter or Flickr account you would know that August has been a busy month for me, full of photo shoots and of course my Series 4 shirts.

It’s no secret that Lamborghini is one of my favorites brands, in my eyes no other car company comes close to being as bold and loud as the raging bull. This particular model, the LP640 is my dream car, so it was definitely a treat to have ridden in it during the photo shoot. One day I’ll have one… Pictures after the jump.

Here’s another car I shot last week for Avant Garde Motorsports. Exotic cars are hard to come by in the city so it’s always a treat to have an opportunity to shoot cars like these. I liked this particular Gallardo because it had two things that I rarely see: manual transmission and center locking IMSA wheels. Yes, center locking – one lug nut bolts the wheels to the car, how unique is that? I can’t wait to share some more pictures with everyone, more of this car after the jump.

While contemplating whether or not to find a part time job while some paper work was being processed for my business, I send a text to David from Garage Works to see if he had any positions open. Luckily he had an opening for some general help and some other work (more on that later). On the first day back the Garage Works crew were headed down to the Edmonton Garrison for a press conference that we were attending, so we brought down two cars and what two great cars they were. Pictures after the jump.