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Designed by Bertone in 1974, the car was intended to be produced as the smallest Lamborghini, but later the idea was dropped. The prototype was presented at the Torino Auto Show and was even used in intensive testing for more than 65.000 kilometers. This car is currently at display in the Bertone Museum. The new design for the magnesium wheels was later used for the Countach.
topThe car was very small, just 3,77 meters and only 1 meter high, resulting in a cabin only suited for small people. The 3-liter, alluminium block, V8 engine developed up to 300 PS at 7800 rpm and reached a top speed of 275 km/h.
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History tells that Ferruccio Lamborghini and Enzo Ferrari had a bit of a conflict – due to the clutch on a Ferrari car that Ferruccio owned – and that is actually why Ferruccio decided to open his own sports car company, Lamborghini, and never buy another Ferrari again. Ferruccio even employed a former Ferrari engineer, Giotto Bizzarrini, so he would use his previous experience with Ferrari’s V12 engine an... more
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