Official: DMC Lamborghini Murcielago Molto Veloce

German Tuner DMC has presented their Molto Veloce body kit for the Lamborghini Murcielago. As the name indicates, DMC’s design is based on Lamborghini’s popular SV Edition, also called LP670. Murcielago owners will be able to add the ultra popular SV look to their super car.

To achieve greater downforce on the front, DMC offers a redesigned front and rear bumper with an integrated diffuser, “SV” style. In typical DMC tradition, all parts are being manufactured in pure carbon fiber by an Autoclave Vacuum oven. The tuner from Duesseldorf, Germany offers a complete interior make-over using carbon fiber and fine leathers.

The ECU remapping is provided to bring out those few extra horse-powers, pushing the Murcielago from normally available 572 to 600hp, while increasing torque from 479 to 495Nm. DMC‘s software improves power and torque by carefully refining the fuel delivery ignition time and load values as well as throttle settings which improve the overall performance.

DMC "SV" LP670 Facelift Body Kit for Lamborghini Murcielagos from DMC Exotic Car Tuning Limited on Vimeo.

The DMC stainless sports rear silencer (end pipe) emits an improved sound track. If that‘s not enough, customers can extend their exhaust system with a DMC sport metallic catalytic converter.

Chris Brown Gets Himself a Slick New Ride: What's the Price Tag?

Chris Brown must think he is the king of the world. The R&B star was seen driving around in a custom Lamborghini, much like the one Tom Cruise drove in the film Top Gun. Bet that cost a pretty penny! The Lamborghini is white in color with stars and stripes all over it. It's pretty impressive and must have cost Chris quite a fortune—but he can afford it after the successful year he has had! Referencing the F-86 Sabre airplane that was flown in the Korean war, the car is really a great accessory and a good investment as well. At only 22, Chris Brown is a massive playboy who flaunts his wealth at every chance he gets. He lost a $22 thousand Rolex at the VMAs and probably wouldn't have cared if he didn't get it back. Now, he's driving around LA in a custom-made Lamborghini. What will be next for the chart-topping singer?

Lamborghini to Unveil Ultimate Gallardo at IAA 2011

More details emerged about the mysterious Lamborghini “super sports car” which will be unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month.

According to Auto Express the V10 powered Gallardo is set to goes out with a bang. The British motoring magazine has learned that the Italian manufacturer of sport cars will officially present the most hardcore Gallardo ever produced.

The Gallardo is Lamborghini’s most-produced model to date, with over 10,000 built. The final version of the successful Gallardo will be a roadgoing version of the limited Super Trofeo racing car, designed for the brands one-make racing series

Only 30 units of the track version Gallardo Super Trofeo has been made. This car is based on the Gallardo LP 560-4 sports car, but has been upgraded via a reworked chassis, improved aerodynamics and race suspension. The track version of the Gallardo also features the six-speed E-gear paddleshift transmission. The Super Trofeo is powered by 5.2 liter V10 which offers 562hp. Thanks to the expensive use of composite materials the weight of this car is 1,300kg, which is 110kg lighter than the standard Gallardo and 40kg less than the Superleggera.

The ultimate version of the Gallardo which will be unveiled in Frankfurt next month will built following the same philosophy. This would suggest that the final and very limited version of the Gallardo will be more powerful, lighter and more aggressive than any other road going Gallardo. An acceleration of 0-100km/h would be done in three seconds, the top speed would be somewhere near the 340km/h.

The Gallardo will be replaced next year by a car named the Cabrera. Additionaly, Lamborghini is planning a roadster version of the Aventador which will be unveiled towards the end of 2012.