Lamborghini revealed the Manifesto concept to commemorate the 20th anniversary of its in-house design studio, Centro Stile. Design director Mitja Borkert refers to it as a visionary sculpture that demonstrates the direction of the company’s design.
A group of Vietnamese tuners called NHET TV has turned a 1990s Nissan Cefiro into a stunning copy of the Lamborghini Revuelto. This is a labor of love that requires skill, patience and being able to see potential where others see trash.
Lamborghini introduced the Pregunta in 1998, a one-off concept that was the result of unbridled imagination and engineering with no compromise. Built on the Diablo chassis, this car combines Italian style with French refinement, a fighter jet and enough power to get your heart racing.
A Toyota Prius doesn’t exactly scream speed, it’s the car you’d pick for a quiet commute or a road trip. But Vishnu Suresh, the mastermind behind Zephyr Designz, saw something else in the fifth-generation Prius—a blank canvas. His digital creation, a Prius turned open-top roadster, combines the hybrid’s humble beginnings with the bold lines of a supercar.
Monterey Car Week always brings the drama and in 2025 Lamborghini brought the Fenomeno, a limited edition supercar capped at just 29 units. Built on the Revuelto platform, the Fenomeno pushes every boundary, from its record breaking V12 to a carbon fiber body.
In the sun-kissed playground of Sardinia’s Porto Cervo, Lamborghini unveiled a bespoke creation that seems to have been born from the island’s beaches and energy. The Temerario Ad Personam, a one-off version of the brand’s latest supercar, was presented to 300 guests at a private event at Casa Fiorichiari’s terraces within the Twiga club. With its tailored design and electrifying performance, this car is Sardinia’s glamour and Lamborghini’s personalization program in one.
The new Lamborghini Temerario GT3 made its debut at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed and it’s a showstopper. This is a purpose built racing car, the first of its kind designed, developed and built at Lamborghini’s Sant’Agata Bolognese factory.
In Overland Park, Kansas, a 1986 Pontiac Fiero GT has been reborn as something straight out of a gearhead’s fever dream—a Lamborghini Diablo lookalike that’s equal parts audacious and endearing. Spotted on Facebook Marketplace for $18,500 (down from a hopeful $20,000), this car blends American ingenuity with a nod to Italian flair.
At first glance, this may appear to be a real Lamborghini Gallardo Concept S, but it’s just a very polished replica based on a 2007 Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder. Featuring an open-cockpit, no-windshield design with a split-seat layout, just like its real-life counterpart, making this vehicle a tribute of sorts.