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October 5th, 1897. A fighting bull named Murciélago takes stage with matador Rafael Molina 'Largertijo' in front of an Spanish crowd. A viscous confrontation ensues. Murciélago takes over 24 spears and manages to continue fighting on. Astonishingly, the animal's life is spared and Murcielago is declared one of the the strongest bulls of all time. Murcielago went on to father a formidable line of bulls that extents right down to present day.
It's Murciélago's enduring ferocity that Lamborghini offers with the release of their latest supercar. Named after the fighting bull, this trapezoid-shaped car lends styling cues from the previous Lamborghini's, with better performance and drivability than ever before. The 6.2 liter V12 engine an evolution of the Diablo 6.0 power plant. The highlight of the new engine is two new variable systems. Both Variable Valve Timing & Variable-Geometry Intake systems aid in engine efficiency and a square power band. The Murciélago is the ultimate expression of the Lamborghini marque: thoroughbred performance with dynamic features that add to the clean and elegant styling. This car is truly one that lives up to its namesake, Murciélago, the strongest fighting bull of all time. |
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Year : 2002 Make and Model : Lamborghini Murciélago Curb Weight : 1650 kg Layout : Mid Longitudinal Engine/Perm. 4WD Viscous tract. Transmission : 6-Speed Manual |
Configuration : 60 ° V12 Displacement : 6192 cc Power : 580 bhp (432.5 kw) @ 7500 rpm Torque : 650 nm @ 4000-5000 rpm Redline : 8000 rpm |
Top speed : 330 kmh (205.1 mph) Acc. 0-100 kmh : 3.8 s Acc. 0-160 kmh : 8.6 s Acceleration 0-¼ mile : 11.7 s Lateral Acc. : --g |
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