Then Lamborghini ... will probably be called "Superveloce" -- the sorely missed SV moniker not heard in these parts in far too long. First there were pictures of a Murcielago with black doors ...

Yet, somehow I found myself leaving Lamborghini’s factory in Sant ... but still less than the SuperVeloce’s 6.5-litre V12 that produced 670 PS (493 kW, 661HP) at 8,000 rpm and 660 Nm of ...

including what may be the first picture of Lamborghini's latest piece of rolling artwork, the Murciélago LP 670-4 SV. Specifications for the new raging bull are still tough to come by ...

Every generation surely had a Lamborghini poster proudly pinned ... including the LP640 in 2006 and the run-out SuperVeloce a few years later. Throw in drop-top variants of both and the Aventador ...

Meanwhile, Murcielago Roadsters are still among the hottest exotics to be seen cruising Rodeo Drive or Miami's South Beach. Those with a racing bug will likely gravitate to the lighter, faster LP670-4 ...

The 4,000th Murcie is no standard model either, but rather an ultra high performance LP670-4 SuperVeloce with 670-hp and significant weight reduction. Lamborghini claims a 0-62 mph time of 3.2 ...

With the Diablo’s replacement, the Murciélago, now nearing retirement, Lamborghini decided to dust off the Super Veloce title and created the LP670-4 SV. It was, by some margin, the greatest of ...

While the Murcielago didn’t stick around nearly as long as the Countach did, a solid nine-year life span was more than enough ...