Lamborghini Convertible Range

Thinking of buying a Lamborghini Convertible? Here are all Convertible models available in a Convertible bodystyle.

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7.4/10

14 Jul 2017

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9.0/10

15 Apr 2016

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4 Mar 2014

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Lamborghini FAQs

What does Lamborghini mean?

Lamborghini is named after its founder, Ferruccio Lamborghini. He served in the Air Force and after the war started a business repurposing military machines into tractors. Lamborghini developed a passion for sports cars and started his luxury car brand in Italy in the '60s.

Where are Lamborghinis made?

All Lamborghinis are made out of Italy. Their headquarters are in Sant'Agata Bolognese, where the sports cars and SUVs are manufactured. Lamborghini tractors come out of a factory in Pieve di Cento.

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