While loads of Italian sports cars, supercars, and grand tourers received their fair share of fame, there are many that slipped through the cracks, as well. One such model happens to be the subject of ...

Despite an oil crisis and a clampdown on emissions, the 1970s managed to deliver some impressive sports cars that continue to ...

A decade of preservation, restoration, and certification of the brand’s historical heritage and its cars, with an eye toward ...

The first E31 generation was introduced in 1990, and its ranks were populated by an impressive selection of model derivatives ...

Mr. Lamborghini himself took the fourth production Miura to Don Eduardo's estate back in 1966 to show to the car's namesake. Miura's bulls would continue to be a fruitful source of model names ...

Two months ago, Automobili Mignatta revealed the first teaser images of its upcoming carbon fiber monocoque chassis sports car called the Rina. Now it is giving us yet another tease, this time ...

Lamborghini ... The Miura spread over three versions – the P400, the P400S, and the P400SV, with three different power outputs: 350, 375, and 385 horsepower. The original model sold surprisingly ...

resulted in awesome V12 power and a sorted all-independent chassis. Hans-Peter did a deal and the Lamborghini 3500GTZ went to a Dutch specialist for a fastidious restoration, while its new owner ...

but the Lamborghini Huracán is one such car that proves it right, as even with a similar chassis, more useable interior and extreme styling, the Audi R8 just doesn't seem to appeal on anything ...

Lamborghini Polo Storico (Italian speak for restoration firm), has fully restored the Miura SVR ... received most of its fame as a 1:18 scale model, produced by Japanese toymaker Kyosho.