After finishing a race with an R/C helicopter and a Suzuki GSX-R1000, the driver of this Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 went off the road and crashed. That's a bad way to wrap a day of shooting.

Losing a daily driver is a lot like losing an old friend. That's why we're sad to report that the world's highest-mileage Lamborghini Murcielago has been totaled after a high speed crash with 258,098 miles on the odometer — an higher even mileage than Richard Jordan's Lamborghini Gallardo before it was destroyed.

The problem with the Lamborghini Murcielago is that with its four wheel drive, you can keep pushing the car faster and faster until BAM you fly off the road and crash into a highway sign, like this old guy in Colorado.

Last Saturday in Michigan, a Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 speared off the road at high speed and into a line of trees, crashing and burning to a charred heap. The driver may have been racing against a Toyota.

Jay Leno is a cool dude, but his head-to-toe denim outfits make us question his fashion sense. It also makes us believe that he's driving a pink Murci to Pebble Beach.

The driver of a Black Lamborghini Murcielago lost control and crashed into an Italian motorcycle dealership outside of Como this past week.

Japan is often the source of ridiculously over the top supercar modifications. Sometimes the results are manifested in something like the insane genius of RWB Porsches, but more often the Japanese tendency to throw subtlety to the wind when modifying an expensive car results in something like this—a leopard print…

The folks from Top Gear USA have been tasked with the relatively safer task of picking a sporty luxury convertible for an unrevealed celebrity for tonight's episode (9:00 PM EST on HISTORY).

When Lamborghini replaced the legendary Diablo with the Murcielago in 2001 they ended the model's 11 year run with 40 individually numbered Special Edition cars. The final 40 cars were all individually numbered Diablo 6.0 VTs equipped with AWD and a 550 horsepower V12.

Our resident racer Robb Holland keeps some pretty interesting company, so when he said he had video of a young woman hooning a Lamborghini we said "gimme gimme gimme."