2002 Lamborghini Murcielago Reviews
You'll find all our 2002 Lamborghini Murcielago reviews right here. 2002 Lamborghini Murcielago prices range from $114,840 for the Murcielago to $132,000 for the Murcielago .
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
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Lamborghini Huracan 2023 review: Sterrato
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By Stephen Corby · 23 May 2023
It sounds like a joke, or an after-market fever dream, and it looks a bit like one, too, but the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato is actually a thing - the world's first All-terrain Supercar. A V10-powered wild thing designed to be driven sideways, at speed, on dirt. Who doesn't want to get gravel rash on their half-a-million-dollar Lamborghini, eh?
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Lamborghini Huracan 2023 review: STO
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By Tung Nguyen · 02 May 2023
The electric age is coming for all, and even Lamborghini can't escape the impending march to hybridisation or full electrification. But before that happens, the Italian supercar brand is sending off its Hurcan with the hardcore STO, sporting a 5.2-litre naturally aspirated V10 and enough aero to make even the Porsche 911 GT3 RS scared.
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Lambo gets electrified! 2024 Lamborghini Revuelto with hybrid V12 takes over from Aventador as new supercar flagship
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By Chris Thompson · 30 Mar 2023
It's finally happened - Lamborghini has built a supercar that needs to be plugged in and charged.
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Subaru WRX, Porsche 911, Ford Mustang... the shrinking list of cars with manuals left in Australia | Opinion
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By Laura Berry · 26 Mar 2023
Manual gearboxes are being killed off by the soulless, unromantic savages who want a car with an automatic transmission. Which is nearly everybody. So, the car manufacturers are making hardly any manual cars now. But for the few beacons of hope trying to save this rare animal from extinction we’ve made a list of new cars still with manuals that are for sale in Australia. But for how much longer?
Lambo's most powerful ever! Lamborghini reveals details for upcoming LB744 'hybrid super sports car'
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By Chris Thompson · 10 Mar 2023
The next generation of supercars is getting an electric boost, but Lamborghini is resisting the pressure to kill the V12 for as long as it can.Details of the next 'hybrid super sports car' to come from Sant'Agata Bolognese tell us that the Raging Bull has
Rally supercar! Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato officially debuts
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By Chris Thompson · 01 Dec 2022
Lamborghini has finally launched its Huracan Sterrato off-roading supercar as a limited-run production model, years after its initial debut as a concept in 2019.There have been changes since, but the overall design and philosophy remains the same - the La
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Five brands that could struggle as the automotive world moves into the electric age | Opinion
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By James Cleary · 01 Dec 2022
The automotive world's seismic shift towards electric propulsion is picking up pace, but it could leave some brands, whose image is built largely on the attraction of the engines that power its products, in a tough spot. We've nominated five makers that might struggle to stay afloat as the EV tide rises.
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Will electric cars be the end of Lamborghini? Italian supercar boss reveals new hope that will keep petrol power alive
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By Laura Berry · 14 Nov 2022
Lamborghini has begun to farewell its current fire-breathing, ear-splitting engines in favour of electric powertrains. But will people want a Lamborghini without all the sound and fury a combustion engine brings? Could this be the greatest threat to Lamborghini’s existence? Lamborghini’s global boss Stephan Winkelmann tells CarsGuide he has a plan but he’s not sure if it will work…
Here's what happens when you ask Lamborghini's global chief a silly question - he reveals their new model
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By Laura Berry · 11 Nov 2022
They say if you ask a silly question, then you’ll get a silly answer. But not in the case of Lamborghini’s global boss Stephan Winkelmann who has revealed to CarsGuide what the brand's mysterious upcoming fourth model will be after being asked if the brand would ever do a people mover.