The best supercars in the world in a museum are called Lamborghini

This week the new Lamborghini museum has opened its doors. Any car enthusiast is going to have a great time with these facilities, where the prestigious Italian brand will show the public an extensive selection of the models it has produced throughout its life. From the great supercars currently on the road to those first models that rolled off the brand’s assembly plants, visitors can take a journey through the company’s history and admire all those special editions that have made us dream so many times.

A building with large windows displays the cars on show, allowing a glimpse from outside of the majesty of what awaits inside. The museum is located in Sant’Agata Bolognese, the company’s headquarters, right next to the plant where the spectacular models that have made this brand what it is today come off the line.

On the first floor the first cars built under the bull badge are on display. In this area you can see several supermodels from the early days, such as the original 350GT, Jalpa, Countach, Miura and a spectacular LM002. There is also a Diablo GT, one of the most popular production cars and one that enjoyed great fame in its day.

Classic enthusiasts will enjoy this first part of the museum, but the best is upstairs. There we find the latest models produced and, of course, it is impressive to stand beside one of the only 20 units ever built of the Lamborghini Reventon. Another model featured in this exhibition is the Sesto Elemento, a car that, thanks to its 999 kg weight, goes from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds.

We won’t tire you by telling you everything you can see at the Lamborghini Museum. Instead, we invite you to browse the extensive image gallery, which offers a virtual tour of this space telling the story of the great supercars, the ones known as Lamborghini.

Source | Carscoops