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The mysterious video from Lamborghini leaves us with doubts... What are they plotting?

Lamborghini has many plans for the near future, quite soon, judging by its new video. It is a video that has all the looks of a teaser for an upcoming launch. And considering that we have seen on several occasions the tests they are carrying out to launch a new car that would sit at the top of the Lamborghini Aventador range… it all seems to add up.
The video shows the evolution of the V12 engine in the brand’s models. In it we can see the original configuration, front-mounted and in a longitudinal layout. From there, we will see how the engineers at Lamborghini have changed its location and the way it is mounted, always seeking to achieve the best possible performance in each of the models it has been fitted to.

The first car to be equipped with this engine was the 350 GT, which had it at the front and mounted longitudinally. The Miura had it mounted transversely at the rear, and today’s Lamborghinis, which have it mounted longitudinally. But there remains a question… What will the brand be referring to when the video asks what comes next?
Obviously, this is a preview of what we can expect from the next evolution of the V12 engine, about which we have no news yet and which may hold some surprises ahead of the unveiling of the new image of the Lamborghini Aventador S, the top-of-the-range model that could be presented at the Detroit Motor Show in early 2017.
The car has received a lot of attention over the last few months, and many people have wanted to imagine it in the form of rendered images, and we are waiting to find out what surprises Lamborghini has in store for this imposing vehicle. Will the Detroit Motor Show 2017 be the event where we see it?
Via | Carscoops
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