Most car enthusiasts would agree, there is something very special about Lamborghini. The iconic Countach setting a desire for many a young lad.
So without too difficult a journey from Bologna, I made my way to Sant’Agata Bolognese to wander around some classics and concept cars.
The museum is small, over 2 levels, and they do offer a tour of the Production Line, which I passed on.
The cars themselves were inspiring, more Art than vehicle at times; and clear that earlier Lamborghini’s were more focused on engine and looks, than interior refinement; but the latest cars are a staggering evolution of beauty and form.
A delightful way to spend a few hours.
’05 Concept S 20170201_133944
’06 Miura Concept 20170201_140433
’07 Reventon 20170201_142017
’08 Estoque 20170201_134351
’10 Sesto Elemento 20170201_133743
’14 Veneno 20170201_140554
’14 Veneno 20170201_140746
’64 350 GT 20170201_132816
’68 400 GT 2+2 20170201_135659
’71 Miura P400 SV 20170201_133234
’78 Countach LP400 20170201_135014
’78 Countach LP400 20170201_135208
’79 P250 Urraco 20170201_133156
’90 Countach 25th Anniversary 20170201_141403
LP650 4 20170201_141530
Showroom 20170201_142140
Showroom 20170201_150855
Urus Concept 20170201_134714