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Gallardo replacement spotted on track

Gallardo replacement spotted on track

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The 'baby' Lamborghini has been with us for a decade now. It first shocked the world when Lamborghini revealed a 'baby' in its lineup which sports a V10 engine. Doesn't sound too 'baby-ish' if you ask us.

 

Though the Gallardo has been thoroughly refreshed in the middle of its life cycle, and spawning a handful of special editions in the midst, we reckon it is high time for a complete replacement. Luckily, Lamborghini feels the same way too.

 

And from the video, it seems that a new model is well on its way.

 

While the official details have yet to be released, word has it that it will harness power from a 5.2-litre V10, reworked to churn out no less than 600 horses. A twin-clutch gearbox should also find its way into the new car.




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