Lamborghini Manchester
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Welcome
It gives us great pleasure to welcome
you to Lamborghini Manchester where
we are committed to offering a standard
of service to match the exceptional
quality of our motor cars.
Our comprehensive range of services
and facilities can accommodate most
needs and requirements. Nonetheless
we are always striving to find new and
exciting ways of making the business of
owning and running a Lamborghini more
rewarding.
Lamborghini Manchester
Lamborghini Manchester
Lamborghini Manchester is based
in Town Hall Square, Stockport and
includes a seven-car showroom and
extensive service workshop, fitted
throughout to Lamborghini’s corporate
standards. The location officially
opened in May 2004, and provides
both new and pre-owned cars and all
aftersales care for Lamborghini owners
in the north.
Lamborghini Manchester
Location
Exchange St.
Grand Central Way
Lord St.
A6 Wellington Rd. A6
Morbury St.
Piccadilly
John St.
Contact Information
Lamborghini Manchester
Town Hall Square
Stockport
Cheshire
SK1 3NQ
Tel: 0161 474 6730
Fax: 0161 474 6737
Email:
uksales@lamborghini.co.uk
Stockport
Station Rd.
Railway Rd.
Lamborghini
Manchester
Millbrook St.
Edward St.
Bamford St.
Website: www.lamborghini.co.uk
Greek St.
Lamborghini Murciélago
Lamborghini Murciélago
Murciélago is the name of a Spanish
fighting bull whose life was spared after a
particularly fierce performance, fighting
a matador in 1879. He was subsequently
presented to the breeder
Don Antonio Miura and went on to
father a formidable line of fighting bulls
that extends down to the present day.
True to Automobili Lamborghini
tradition, the Murciélago has been
aptised with the name of a fighting bull:
the latest in a succession of names linked
to the world of the corrida.
Murciélago provides the definitive
styling and individuality for which
the Lamborghini marque is infamous,
together with unprecedented
engineering innovations. The steel and
carbon fibre body has been specifically
designed and built to enhance the
outstanding new V12 6.2 litre
aluminium engine and is complemented
by a
sophisticated interior.
Lamborghini Murciélago
Roadster
Continuing the tradition of
Lamborghini’s 12-cylinder roadsters,
which have included the Miura and the
Diablo, the Murciélago Roadster is a
Lamborghini Murciélago Roadster
direct descendent of the coupé version.
Featuring the unmistakable Lamborghini
styling, it harnesses the same power and
speed, and delivers the same exceptional
handling and safety features as the coupé
but is designed for
open-top driving.
Originally presented as a concept car at
the Detroit Motor Show in 2003, the
roadster version of the 200mph super
car is now available around the world.
Lamborghini Gallardo
Since its launch at the Geneva Motor
Show in March 2003, the Lamborghini
Gallardo has been acclaimed as a
car to beat in its class. Automobili
Lamborghini says it is designed to
“redefine its segment as the best high
Lamborghini Murciélago/Roadster Technical Data Sheet
Chassis and body
Performance
Frame/body
Steel alloy tubular frame with carbon
fibre and steel body.
Torsional rigidity
Stiffened in excess of 20,000 Nm/
Suspension
Independent front and rear double
wishbones with hydraulic shock absorber
system.
Brakes
Disk brakes on two hydraulic
circuits. ABS and DRP (Dynamic Rear
Proportioning).
Tyres (front/rear) 245/35 ZR18 and 335/30 ZR 18.
Wheels (front/rear) Aluminium alloy, 8.5”/13” x 0 18”
Top speed
Over 330km/h (200mph) depending on
aerodynamic configuration.
Acceleration (unofficial figure) 0-100km/h (0 – 62mph)
3.8 seconds.
Dimensions
Overall length/width/height
4580mm/2045mm/1135mm.
Weight/distribution 1650kg/front 42% - rear 58%.
Engine
Type/displacement
Maximum power
Maximum torque
12 cylinders V60/6192 cc.
426kW (580CV) at 7500rpm.
650 Nm @ 5400 rpm.
Drivetrain
Transmission type system
Permanent 4-wheel drive
with viscous traction.
Lamborghini Gallardo
performance car. The Gallardo is a
true sports car that can be used on an
everyday basis”.
The Gallardo (pronounced Gayardo)
has been designed and built to combine
the comfort and finish required in a
prestige car without any compromise
in the performance expected from a
Lamborghini. The result is a compact,
two-seater, high performance car with
maximum speed over 190 mph, which is
as suitable for driving on race tracks as
it is on long distance journeys and city
roads.
Lamborghini Gallardo Technical Data Sheet
Chassis and body
Drivetrain
Frame/body
Structural aluminium spaceframe, based
on aluminium extruded parts welded
to aluminium casted joint elements.
Aluminium body with thermoplastic
‘hang on’ parts.
Suspension
Double wishbones front and rear
suspension system, anti-roll bar, antidive
and anti-squat, ‘self adjusting’ FSD
dampers.
Brakes
Power vacuum, aluminium alloy calipers:
8 cylinders front caliper and 4 cylinders
rear caliper.
Tyres (front/rear) Pirelli Pzero 235/35
ZR 19 - 295/30 ZR 19
Wheels (front/rear)
Aluminium alloy:
8.5” x Ø 19” - 11” x Ø 19”
Type of transmission
Permanent 4-wheel drive
with viscous traction system.
Gearbox
6 speed + reverse.
Performance
Top speed
309 km/h.
Dimensions
Overall length/width/height
4300 mm/1900 mm/1165 mm.
Weight/distribution 1430 kg/front 42% - rear 58%.
Engine
Type/displacement
10 cylinders V 90°/4961 cc.
Maximum power
367 kW (500 hp) at 7800 rpm.
Maximum torque 510 Nm at 4500 rpm .
Lamborghini merchandise boutique
For both Lamborghini drivers and those
who aspire to the infamous Lamborghini
marque, there’s the opportunity to sport
Italy’s legendary automotive emblem.
A UK merchandise boutique is available
online at
www.lamborghini.co.uk.
All items are from the official Italian
Automobili Lamborghini merchandise
range and available only from authorised
Lamborghini retailers across the world.
In the UK, the merchandise range is
available via the official Lamborghini UK
website.
An extensive range of gift items from
mugs, mouse mats, badges, books
and model cars is offered alongside
Collazione Lamborghini: an exclusive
selection of caps, gloves, jackets and
luggage.
Shirts and ties
Jackets
Sport the Lamborghini shield on
a polo shirt in a range of colours
including famous Lamborghini yellow.
Alternatively, the silk ties
offer a range of patterns which
discretely use the official Lamborghini
logos or other imagery.
The range of jackets from Lamborghini
includes the Countach
and Miura styles. The Countach down
jacket is ideal for cold
weather while the Miura is a lighter
weight, paddock-style jacket.
A sleeveless vest is another
stylish option.
Gifts and accessories
Hats and gloves
Inspirational presents for the
Lamborghini enthusiast, or treat
yourself. Everything from mugs to
mouse mats, key rings to model cars,
umbrellas to calendars.
The range of hats and gloves from
Lamborghini reflects the sports and
performance attributes of one of the
world’s most famous brands.
Automobili Lamborghini. Heritage, passion, performance
Ferruccio Lamborghini, the man with
the inspiration, skill and determination
to turn a dream into reality, was
born in a village near Bologna, in April
1916. His parents were farmers, but
Ferruccio’s interest was in technology
and mechanics.
He started purchasing old military
vehicles and converting them into
tractors, meeting the significant
demands in Italy after the war. His
commercial success resulted in the
purchase of a workshop where, from
1948 onward, Lamborghini tractors
were produced.
Ferruccio embarked on producing
helicopters, one of his life-long
ambitions, but when the Italian
government refused to grant him a
license, he made the decision to turn his
attention to cars. The automotive world
was never the same again.
Ferruccio Lamborghini opened a car
factory in Sant’ Agata in 1963, delivering
the first Lamborghini, a 350 GT, in 1964.
Since, then, Lamborghini has seen highly
successful as well as difficult times under
a variety of owners, but still managing to
produce some of the most extraordinary
cars the world has seen.
The ‘charging bull’ symbol reflects the
Taurean birth sign of Ferruccio, still
famously sported on all Lamborghini
cars today.
The theme continued through the
naming of cars after legendary fighting
bulls: models such as the Miura,
Countach and Diablo, and currently
Murcielago and Gallardo, conjure similar
emotions in school boys and grown men,
making it perhaps the most aspirational
performance marque in the
world today.
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