Fresh Cars Reviews: Lamborghini SuperVeloce: New Bull In The Stable

Lamborghini SuperVeloce: New Bull In The Stable

The lunacy is back in Lamborghini. Those growing up in the 80’s will remember the iconic Countach, with the wild and crazy body work. With the arrival of the LP670-4 SuperVeloce, Lambo’s back at it again. They’ve increased the power on the already monstrous LP640 Murcielago and added 30 more horses (or bulls) of power under the transparent bonnet. A large rear wing for the Aeropack package adds significant downforce and a redesigned front end, flares, and even the oil cooler vents have been redone for a fierce, new look. This latest toro has also undergone a serious diet too, shaving over 100 kg from the last issue of the Murcielago by replacing parts with carbon fiber and the leather interior has been replaced by Alcantara microfiber. Naught to 62 has been reduced to just 3.2 seconds. Just like a real bull, the SuperVeloce still drives on all four wheels and shifting is taken cared of by the six-speed, lightweight manual transmission.