Richard Dubuis is Lamborghini’s watchmaking partner and to celebrate the new Countach, he and his team have created the watchmaking equivalent, the Excalibur Spider Countach DT/X.
Way back in 1971, Lamborghini announced the Countach LP 500 at the Geneva Motor Show. It stunned people at the time, but it was unfortunately never meant to be. The car was destroyed during crash testing and eventually scrapped to make way for the Countach that we are now familiar with. But that’s no longer the case…
Lamborghini Seoul have unveiled two limited edition V12 supercars that are said to be inspired by South Korea’s culture and history.
2025 is the year that we will see the first completely electric Lamborghini. That date is the last in the car manufacturer’s four-year plan to eliminate internal combustion engines in their cars.
Just the other day in Pompeii, archaeologists discovered one of the most well-preserved Roman chariots ever found in Italy. It is essentially the Lamborghini of Roman chariots. Everything found before this has essentially been the equivalent of a station wagon or a sedan. Now this is a true example of Roman luxury.