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Lamborghini Unveils Sexy Images and Details of LP 650-4 Roadster

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The limited edition LP 650-4 (and really, what sort of Lambo isn’t “limited” to only the highest tax bracket anyway?) isn’t fucking around. Lamborghini released a bunch of new photos and details about the new Roadster and it’s looking pretty damn drool-worth.

The LP 650-4 will feature a Grigio Telesto exterior, combining gray with bright orange for an interesting color scheme. And performance wise? It’s a monster. A new and improved 6.5-l V12 produces 650hp and 660 Nm of torque, pushing the all-wheel drive death trap to a max 205 mph speed, rushing from 0-62 mph in a brisk 3.4 seconds. There’s only plans to produce 50 of these babies. So get your platinum card ready. (more…)

Model Reventon Lambo Made From Nothing But Cigarette Boxes

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In a project that shows an intense love for Lamborghini’s, model making, and more importantly, smoking while making Lamborghini models, a clever model maker has made a Reventon Lambo replica using empty packs of cigarettes.

The eye for detail is pretty extraordinary. The color seems to indicate they either painted it, or they are die hard fans of cowboy killers. Hopefully the model lasts longer than the creator and his tar-filled lungs. (more…)

Lamborghini Coffee Machine starts your engines

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The Lamborghini Coffee Machine allows you to own a household appliance which is just as exclusive as owning an actual Lambo. With only 1,000 of these bad boys produced, the Tonino Lamborghini Coffee Machine is themed to resemble the luxury car best known for its vertically opening doors and high Italian price tag.

For $1750, this coffee machine definitely doesn’t come cheap. But for a hand-made machine in the sleek Beluga Black coloring, the java enthusiast will be very pleased to sit town with a cup of joe made from this machine. There’s even Lamborghini Coffee blends available for use on this high performance machine. We’re betting it’s like the Diesel of coffee. — Andrew Dobrow

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