Friday, 11 May 2018

4 diecast model cars: lamborghinis that are absolutely to die for

If you’re a diehard fan of Italian Supercars, Lamborghini is a name that needs no introduction.  While the life-sized versions are more than a bit harsh on the pocketbook, there is a model for many that that replicates the original with impeccable detail.  Here are some of the models that you can call your own and are absolutely to die for.

1.     1968 Lamborghini Miura p400

First introduced as a prototype at the 1966 Geneva Motor show, the 1968 Lamborghini Miura is a definitive legacy supercar in every sense of the word.  It was this mid-engine V-12 supercar which laid the cornerstones for other Lamborghini greats such as the Diablo and Countach.

The development of this high-performance supercar was not even on Lamborghini’s to-do list.  It was in fact a “project car” for top Lamborghini engineers at the time.  The ultimate goal was to make cars for normal use, but had outrageous racing engines.  That is exactly what happened.

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2.     Lamborghini Countach 5000QV

Although the Miura had been what started it all, what made the mark was the infamous Lamborghini Countach.  After a lot of experimentation and models, in 1985, the Countach 5000QV was born.  The engine was improved, and the displacement was increased to 5.2 liters.

A total of 4 valves per cylinder were added, hence the name QV (Quattro Valvole meaning 4 valves).  However, Kevlar incorporated into the body, wide tires, outrages lines, and other aesthetics is what made this car stand out from the others at the time.

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3.     2007 Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera

The Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera is a lighter weight version of its previous model.  It features a V10 rear engine that reaches an amazing 530bhp at 8,000 rpm.  The engine was more efficient and that together with better electronic control, allowed that outrageous horsepower figure to be reached.

The original Lamborghini Gallardo was already light weight (at 1430kg), but the Superleggera took it down by 70kg.  The car is absolutely littered with polycarbonate and carbon fiber, including the engine, hood, rear diffuser, and door panels.  This allows for greater speed and weight reduction.  It would be an absolute thrill to own one, that is if the budget allowed.  Don’t despair, you can still own a diecast model that is scaled down 18 times from the real deal by visiting our website.

4.     2012 Lamborghini Aventador lp700-4

Ah, the Lamborghini Aventador.  It’s mean, it’s lean, and it’s a wonder of engineering.  From the purposefully offset V-12 engine to counter balance the driveshaft, to the number of panels and vents that open up upon meeting specific conditions, this car has features to leave you speechless.

The engine is a 6.5L V-12 that churns out 691 horsepower and is surprisingly fuel efficient for a supercar.  It gives 11/17 mpg for the city/ highway which translates to a combined average that is 2mpg better than its predecessor, the Murciélago.

While the starting price tag for a base-model Aventador is $393,695 (with the price stretching up to $10 million), the diecast 1:18 model of this Lamborghini masterpiece can be yours for only $63.44.

Which one would you own in real life if you had the chance?  Which one are you willing to buy?

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