
Murciélago 6.2
The first Audi-era Lamborghini. 6.2L V12, 580 CV, four-wheel drive as standard, six-speed manual.
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The first Audi-era Lamborghini. 6.2L V12, 580 CV, four-wheel drive as standard, six-speed manual.

Manually fitted fabric roof stowed in the front compartment, with a windscreen warning not to exceed 160 km/h with it on. Donckerwolke redesigned the rear pillars and engine cover for it.

6.5 litres and 640 CV on a resculpted body, with e-Gear and an oil cooler behind the enlarged left intake.

The LP 640 powertrain in the open body. A right-hand-drive manual version exists in roughly five examples worldwide.

650 CV, Grigio Telesto only, orange highlights inside and out.

670 CV and 100 kg less. The last car to carry the Murciélago name and the final evolution of the original V12.
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