While the automotive world is always in flux, a few things nevertheless remain the same. Lamborghini's status as the most stylistically advanced, extravagant, and unabashed carmaker on the planet, for instance. The retro Miura concept from a few years ago was an aberration, so make no mistake: Lambo is sticking to the hypermodern and aggressive styling language that was inspired by Marcello Gandini, reestablished by Luc Donckerwolke, and refined by Manfred Fitzgerald with some help from Audi's world-class design team.
Our spy photographers were able to obtain proof of this when they caught this heavily camouflaged prototype of the 2012 Murciélago replacement during winter testing near the Arctic Circle. (Lambo tradition dictates that this car is likely to get a new name, rather than carry on the Murciélago moniker.) While the details of the car’s actual look remain unknown, what are clear are the perfect mid-engine proportions, angular lines, and reduced detailing. As with Lamborghini’s current cars, this supercar should provide a welcome diversion from the cluttered, busy, and pseudo-retro lines of many competitors.
http://www.caranddriver.com/news/spied/10q1/2012_lamborghini_murcielago_replacement-spied
from what im seeing this lambo looking real nice.... cant wait to see the finished product son... wish i could afford one... but hey im working on that shit....
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