Lamborghini's History
If you've been following Lamborghini's history, you'll know how it all began. This page discusses the first Lamborghini , The Diablo, the P250 Urraco, and the Countach. Nuccio Bertone approached Lamborghini with the notion of designing a shoe to match his foot. Simultaneously, Giorgetto Giugiaro left Bertone to find Ital Design, and a young designer called Marcello Gandini joined Bertone. Lamborghini is an Italian supercar manufacturer. Its first model lineup included the Countach, Espada, and Jarama. It also released the Urraco S, a mid-range sports car with a V12 engine, in 1974. The company also created an off-road vehicle known as the LM002. The Lamborghini Diablo bears little resemblance to its biblical name. Instead, it originated from Spanish bullfighting, which inspired Ferruccio Lamborghini to design his renowned supercar. The name also refers to the courageous bull produced by the Duke of Veragua. The Diablo made its European premiere in Madrid in 1869, where the