Dramatic is an understatement, but that's Lamborghini's new Sesto.
By Mario Marchesini
Last week for a variety of reasons, we didn’t deliver all of the great Lambo party photos taken by correspondent Mario Marchesini. Since we don’t do much on Lamborghini, (a feature on a weekend tune up for a Miura would be fun though) we figured it was well worth running the missing images, even though the party is quite over, though moving, we hear, to California later this year.
So enjoy, without further or much comment, the running of the Bulls in Bologna.
Lamborghini's CEO oversees an orderly procession around the factory.
The most perfect of all Lamborghinis, perhaps.
Sheer perfection or old timer's nonsense?
It will fit, or else!
Ok, it fit. Now to park next to the Kidston Miura.
Graham Lawrence's Australian Miura P400.
Of course Espadas are four passenger vehicles!
See, we all got into ours!
Another view of the Sesto we missed last week!
Lamborghini Urus, because we care.
Let's do a 20 part feature on how to change plugs in a Lambo.
What's orange, big, and fast? The Avendator?
What's orange and even bigger than an Avendator?
I'm not lost, you're lost!
Mario says that these are steps, or stopovers to perhaps a main meal? Fast but good food no doubt.
that sesto rear motor cover.seems some one was inspired by a parmisan cheese grater.
Thank you for the Sesto Elemento photos! What a dramatic vehicle!
Caro Mario,
Grazie! Great photos. The green Islero 400 GT brings a tear to my eye–I once owned GTS S/N 6498. Anyone know where it is today? Last time I saw it was near Treviso, in 1985.
A presto!
@Dave, the main difficulty was transmitting the atmosphere of such great event; @Cowfy: I agree; @Mark: the more that the Sesto Elemento is not………..photogenic.