Basically, this is the same Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4 from last year, but with the addition of a bunch of weird body angles that recall memories of that girl in middle school who would have been pretty if she didn't have to wear all those wires and straps attached to her braces.

We always knew people would start making replicas of Lamborghini's newest supercar, but we didn't expect it to be this horrifying. And it's for sale!

The Internet is a divisive place full of angry people who like to argue in comments and on forums all day long. But I think there's one thing we can all agree on pretty universally: singer Chris Brown is history's greatest monster.

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.

The Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 Super Trofeo Stradale is one of the rarest Gallardos ever built. There are just 150 in the entire world.

So you want a Lamborghini Murcielago, but you think it's a bit too tame, safe and common. Well, have we got the solution for you!

The Lamborghini Gallardo is known for a few things. First off, it's freaking fast. Secondly, it looks like a fighter jet for the road. And third, catching on fire seems to be one of its hobbies.

Thanks to Kanye and 2 Chainz, the Lamborghini Murcielago has been getting a lot of radio play these days. But every now and then, it's good to remember a time when not all Lamborghinis looked like stealth fighters about to carpet bomb some third-world country.

There's a lot to love about the Lamborghini Reventon, including its exotic good looks and blistering 3 second sprint from zero to 60 mph. However, its $1.6 million price tag and exclusivity puts it well out of the reach of anyone who's not an obscenely wealthy Saudi prince or Batman.

A Lamborghini is a pretty desirable car, but what if you had to take public transit every day of the week to drive one, and you only got it on the weekends?

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.

Immolated supercars have become a pretty frequent sight here on Jalopnik and in other news outlets. Once, these mighty machines dropped jaws and panties with their stunning looks and obscenely powerful engines.

The United Arab Emirates is the land of the supercars. They even give them out in malls, as one extraordinarily lucky cab driver found out this week when he won a $ 204,028 (Dh750,000) Gallardo LP550-2 in a local lottery.

The Lamborghini Urus SUV Concept made its debut earlier this year in Shanghai and is still making the rounds on the auto show circuit. This weekend, the car was in Monterey, California for The Quail and on the concept lawn at Pebble.

If you were around in the 1990s, there is an excellent chance that you remember Chicago Bulls player Dennis Rodman. The flamboyant Rodman was married to Carmen Electra briefly, constantly dyed his hair, and once showed up to practice without shoes.

The twin-turbo Lamborghini has been a fixture of tuner-fan lore since the 1750s, when an ancestor of Ferruccio Lamborghini was struck with an idea to run horse farts through two nautilus shells, spinning a pair of sea urchins, and forcing compressed air straight into the equine's chest cavity. Ten dead horses later, …

The festivities at Pebble Beach have claimed another car, albeit only a $275k Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder Performante and not a nearly priceless Shelby Daytona. And it wasn't on a track.

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 problem with modern supercars isn't that they're too fast; it's that roads are too slow. The driver of this Swedish Aventador loses his nerve as he hard launches up to 120 miles an hour.

Mansory, the tuning house with a penchant for ruining nearly everything it touches, may have finally made something cool that doesn't burn out people's retinas. The car, called the Carbonado, is a carbon fiber Lamborghini Aventador that will be limited to a production run of just six units.