John has a BCom Degree with a background in corporate Marketing. He has been in automotive journalism since 2014 and has worked at CarBuzz since Feb 2024. John has written for Magneto, the BMW Car ...

From the June 2009 issue of Car and Driver. SuperVeloce, or SV, is a storied name in Lamborghini’s history, seen most recently on the 1995–99 Diablo SV. The moniker is usually applied to a more ...

So what is it that you do when you have a Lamborghini LP670-4 SuperVeloce and you start to get bored? You get it wrapped full matte purple and outfit it with a set of ADV.1 Deep Concave ADv05 wheels.

After building a twin-turbo Lamborghini LP640 that laid down 1000-hp, Underground Racing has just announced even bigger and better things for the LP670-4 SV. Rumor has it that Underground Racing wants ...

The Lamborghini Murcielago LP670-4 SuperVeloce, or SV for short, is the last in the line of Murcielagos, set to be replaced later this year by the new Aventador LP700-4. It is also the fastest of the ...

View post: The 4 Cars That Funded Enzo Ferrari’s Racing Dreams Recently, we told you that Lamborghini is rumored to be working on a couple of rear-drive-only models to entice the most enthusiastic of ...

We once said that being incredibly rich doesn’t solve all your motoring issues, as you can buy a car (or many cars) and a lot of private racetracks, but you’ll never be able to own the public roads ...

Remarkably, the 212mph Murciélago SV isn’t the fastest car at this year’s eCoty. But it could well be the wildest ride, the seat to be in if you want your sensible world coordinates shredded and blown ...

With the exception of the Corvette ZR1, all supercars have the transparent engine cover in the back, so you can admire the aluminum, carbon fiber and enamel without having to open it it. This is a ...

It's another limited edition Lambo. More power? No. Less weight? No. A platoon of rabid monkeys wielding AK-47s harbouring a penchant for destruction? Erm, probably not. No, what we have here is an ...

How to build an Italian flamethrower: take the lightweight, hyper-fast Lamborghini Murcielago LP670-4 SV and throw a pair of turbos at it. Run it up to about 150 mph, then come off the gas. Instant ...