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By Tyler Rampersaud –  December 13, 2023

1-of-350 2010 Lamborghini MurciƩlago SV Listed For Sale

Own a stunning piece of Lamborghini legacy. The MurciĆ©lago is one of Lamborghini’s most iconic flagship supercars, with its minimalistic design, iconic silhouette, pop culture icon status, and of course, the power, soundtrack, and irreplaceable driving experience of a V12-powered all-wheel drive supercar. Today, its legacy is even more poignant than ever before, since Lamborghini has said goodbye to the ā€œpureā€ naturally aspirated V12 engines it used for the first 60 years of its history in favor of hybrid powertrains. The peak performance-oriented version of the Lamborghini MurciĆ©lago was the MurciĆ©lago SV, standing for ā€œSuper Veloce.ā€ A name used on the Diablo before and the Aventador after, the Super Veloce version of the MurciĆ©lago was revised for better track performance, and produced in only 350 units. Being as rare as it is and important to Lamborghini’s celebrated history, the MurciĆ©lago SV is an incredibly difficult supercar for any collector to get their hands on. Available for sale at Lamborghini Sarasota, however, is a 2010 Lamborghini MurciĆ©lago SV, specifically number 17 of the 350 examples built. With 661 horsepower coming from its V12 engine, it remains an incredibly impressive performance machine today, and it’s guaranteed to turn heads with its Oro Adonis paint color. A fixed rear wing, SV decals, and black accents throughout suggest the supercar’s intimidating performance abilities. Bound to become more valuable and cherished as it becomes a memory of Lamborghini’s past history, this 2010 Lamborghini MurciĆ©lago SV for sale is a perfect addition to any supercar collection. View the price and listing by clicking below. View Price And Listing Image Source: Lamborghini Sarasota

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By Edward Jones –  October 28, 2015

Drift Battle: Lamborghini Murcielago vs Lexus LFA

If a Lamborghini Murcielago were to face off against a Lexus LFA, odds are it wouldn't be happening in a drift battle. Then again, there's always Japan, a place where these amazing things can happen.These cars faced off at Tokyo Drift 2015 for a D1GP Exhibition Round. The two cars have been heavily modified by their owners so they could handle the long, high-powered slides around drift circuits.(Also Read: Nissan GT-R NISMO Attack Package Available for US Customers)The Lamborghini Murcielago retains its 6.5-liter V12 engine, but has had its interior gutted and steering heavily modified. As for the LFA, it's 4.8-liter V10 engine was swapped with a TRD V8 built specifically for NASCAR and has also been heavily modified for drifting as well.Below are some videos of the two facing off for the event. Judges ruled that the LFA one, but what do you think? Let us know in the comments below. More Lamborghini News

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