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.
Speed is addictive, which may explain why the owner of this Lamborghini Murcielago decided to tussle with a BMW M5 as they both left the 2011 SuperGT race at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia this afternoon. As these exclusive before-and-after photos show, the Lambo loses.
This Lamborghini Gallardo's owner crashed his car into a tree in London's Shepherds Bush with no tire marks or other explanations as to why or how it happened. The onlookers and gawking bystanders need no explanation to "enjoy" the schadenfreude.
Remember the gadget-laden Lamborghini Gallardo Italian police car gifted to the boys in blue by the boys in Sant'Agata? They've managed to plow one into a row of parked cars. Full gallery below.
Totaled in a crash, a Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 awaits a final ride to the crusher. Surely, the ultimate test of car design is the ability to create lust, even while mangled. [via PacePirate]
A Lamborghini Murcielago rear-ended a much slower-moving Hyundai Sante Fe on Seattle's I-5 freeway on Monday. Nobody was hurt, but we have the latest unfortunate coupling to add to the car sex archives.
Sometimes wrecked exotic cars aren't the fault of their uber-wealthy d-bag owners. Sometimes it's just some schmuck who rams into their rear end. Example A: the unfortunate owner of this 2008 Lamborghini Murcielago LP640. [WreckedExotics]
A yellow Lamborghini Murcielago with the vanity plate, “ITSYELLO” crashed in Greensboro, NC on Friday, attracting a crowd of locals who apparently scavenged the site for parts.
Early this morning, a green Lamborghini Murcielago was completely destroyed in a deadly accident on California's 101 freeway in Woodland Hills. The car was spotted just before the incident allegedly undertaking in some very noteworthy speeding suspected to have resulted in the car punching through a guardrail and…
According to The Sun an unruly group of UK wedding guests spent this past weekend destroying five rented supercars valued at over $1.4 million. The carnage includes a Bentley Continental GT, a Ferrari F430 and three Lamborghini Gallardo Spyders. Although the details are still rather sketchy, here's what we've learned.
