Spotting a big combo always is nice. When it is a combo of two Lamborghini’s, the party’s complete. With opened cold air intakes the two Lamborghini Murciélago’s parade over the Italian highway together with their older brother, the Diablo. In 2002, the Murciélago was introduced as a worthy successor of the Diablo. More than three thousand copies were build of Lamborghini’s formal flagship.
Almost ten years ago, the Murciélago could call himself the best Lamborghini. It all started when the 6.2 liters V12 was mounted in the back. It produced 580 bhp and could make the car accelerate from zero to sixty-two in just 3.8 seconds. Two years later the Roadster version of this car came out, which also is included in the combo. The most reserved detail of this model was the ridiculously unpractical soft-top roof. But, al that messing around was completely worth it, because when you finally had it of it meant you could enjoy the V12 even better. Like you take your first bite of an Italian icecream!
