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1996 Lamborghini Raptor
Zagato launched an exciting new sportscar on the occasion of the 1996 Geneva Show. A World Premiere, the Raptor is a provocative styling...


1997 Lamborghini P147 Acosta
This concept, proposed by Marcelo Gandini as the successor to Diablo, was presented in parallel to a prototype conceived by Zagato, the...


1997 Lamborghini LM003
The Timor/Lamborghini LM003 Borneo/Galileo was an off-road design study by SZ Design (Zagato) During the Indonesian group's ownership of...


1998 Lamborghini Diablo GT2
The Diablo GT2 was actually on display at the Auto Show in Copenhagen in 1998, and it looked like Automobili Lamborghini SpA was trying...


1998 Lamborghini Heuliez Pregunta Concept
The Pregunta debuted at the 1998 Paris Auto Show and the 1999 Geneva Motor Show. In Spanish, PREGUNTA means "question." This car was an...


1978 Lamborghini Faena Concept by Frua
The Italian coachbuilder Pietro Frua created the only four-door Lamborghini in existence in 1978; the Frua Faena was constructed on a...


1966 Lamborghini 400GT Flying Star II
At the 1966 Turin Auto Show, Touring displayed their latest car, the Flying Star II; this was the last car completed by this prestigious...


1999 Lamborghini L147 Canto
Zagato developed first the L147 (or Super Diablo), which was conceived with a very aggressive design, featuring many aeronautic elements,...


World's Largest "Shooting Brake" Archive (Part 3 of 3)
The auto industry hasn't a single universal definition for a "shooting brake." Long story short, there's confusion between what...


World's Largest "Shooting Brake" Archive (Part 2 of 3)
The auto industry hasn't a single universal definition for a "shooting brake." Long story short, there's confusion between what...


1988 Lamborghini Genesis by Bertone
Combining the heart of a Lamborghini with an avant-garde design and gullwing doors, the Genesis was far from being an ordinary minivan....


1987 Chrysler Lamborghini Portofino
In 1986, Kevin Verduyn designed a concept car model for Chrysler called the Navajo. The concept never went beyond the clay model stage....
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