Tuesday 5 March 2013

Lamborghini Veneno ,fastest car by Lamborghini unveiled at Geneva motor SHow

Lamborghini has their hyper car unveiled Veneno at Geneva motor show. Veneno is the fastest car ever made by Lamborghini. Lamborghini manufactured Veneno to celebrate Lamborghini's 50th anniversary.



Great way to celebrate 50th anniversary as the car looks absolutely stunning. Lamborghini Veneno is Lambo answer to the McLaren P1 and Ferrari F70. P1 and F70 are no match more the sporty mind blowing styling of the Veneno.

We cant just describe the styling. In short words the car just looks like an ultra powered rocket piercing through. The front fascia has a sharp look. The sleek thin Y shape headlamps also make Veneno a unique hyper car. The car has really huge 21 inch tires on the side and scissor type doors. The rear of the car looks incredible with the sharp fender like the spines of a mighty bull and sporty triangular exhaust. The rear diffuser and the Y shaped tail lamps are also mighty awesome. The interiors lokk awesome with a muscular meter console and carbon trim.

The name Veneno comes from a bull who brutally injured Jose Sanchez Rodriguez during a bull fight in 1914. The car looks more brutal than that. Most of the car is made by carbon fiber to reduce weight and increase performance. the sharp design of the car is air friendly and will have low drag coefficient.

But if you want the car you can't. Lamborghini only produced three units of the car and those three are already sold, so Veneno is out of stock. The price of the Veneno is also pretty steep around 3.0 million Euro(25 Crores INR).

The Veneno uses the the same 6.2 l V12 engine from Aventador but it has been re-tuned to give 750 HP of power is mated to an IRS 7-speed transmission and has permanent all wheel drive.  The car weights about 1450 kg thaks to the carbon fibre construction. The car reaches 100 km in just 2.8secondsand has the top speed of 355 km/h.

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