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![]() Likely quite a few things they've upgraded and need serious feedback..power & brakes are obvious...maybe better handling and egear software or different gear ratios if it's a 6 spd also? |
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Hope they don't change too much, the mucielago is definately the best looking sports car (a lot) of money can buy, any radical changes might be for the worse. By the way, the lambo in those pictures looks absolutely stunning, even with the tape, and I love the new rims!
As far as developing a new murcielago goes, take a look at lamborghini history for an obvious answer. All the major cars in the line-up(countach, diablo, miura...)have had production runs of roughly 10 years each. And during those production runs, they have all recieved s, sv, vt, and other designations that make it superior to the base models. We first saw the base mucielago in 2001, thats 4 years ago. If the murcielago is to hold its place as one of the best supercars on earth for another 6 years or so, it will need a few updates along the way. Thats my opinion. ![]() |
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No, sorry I wrote that wrong. I meant to ask does anyone know if it will remain 4Wd or be 2Wd (maybe optional)? |
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i wonder why they don't make it a bit lighter also(2wd..??), i think a - 1500 kg murcie would be almost unbeateble( i am not talking about a limited GT version, but a " standard" one) |
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