Longest Name Award: Lamborghini Murcielago LP670-4 SuperVeloce China Limited Edition

We knew Lamborghini wouldn’t just sit around while Maserati came up with a credible challenger for longest car name. Obviously, this is not why the Murcielago LP670-4 SuperVeloce China Limited Edition exists though.

This new Murcielago, as you can insinuate by its name, is for the Chinese market only. What makes it so special?  Well lots of things. Wait, no. We mean, not much. You’ll get the special grey paint you see in the picture as well as that orange stripe down the middle which is supposed to be like an erupting volcano (no relation to the erupting volcano in Iceland currently interfering with air travel all over the world). But yeah, that’s about it. The owner will also get their name on it with a numbered badge and that’s kinda cool… if you’re a huge douche. When time comes to sell it, who is going to buy a used Lamborghini with someone else’s name on it?

Pretty In Pink

I don’t care what anyone says, I would totally rock this pink Lamborghini Murcielago LP670-4 SV that was spotted in Doha. I could do without the weird black swiggles in the paint and the ridiculously large spoiler in the back though.

But this car is so amazing that it really doesn’t matter what colour it is. It’s just fantastic. That V12 will put to shame anyone who makes fun of it anyway.

Would you own a pink Lambo?

Oh Hi: 2011 Lamborghini Jota

Ladies and gentleman, say hello to the replacement for the largest Lambo in the fam – the Murcielgo.

Obviously keeping the physical family genes, the Jota will be more powerful, but will incorporate less weight as expected.

The camouflage is pretty pointless since there is no mistaking it for anything but a Lamborghini, but it does cover up styling details such as the expected Reventon influence and most likely an aray of LED lighting.

A 7.0 litre V12 is expected under the hood making over 700 horesepower and about 520 pound feet of torque. That’s a lotta juice, so to keep the Jota planted, Audi’s superb AWD system will help out with traction. The Jota is expected to get a chasis made of carbon fiber to keep the weight down at around 3,300 pounds.

Just about the only unfortunate thing about the Jota is its name. What the hell does Jota mean? It doesn’t even sound Italian!

Lambo Limbo!

How low can you go?

Check out this Lamborghini Murcielago get low to purposely avoid a paying parking lot fee. One has to wonder though, if you can afford to buy  a Lamborghini Murcielago, then you can surely afford to pay a parking lot fee. Neat trick nevertheless!