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Lamborghini Espada
The Geneva Salon of 1968 saw the unveiling of the Gandini-designed Lamborghini Espada, but the car had been 'previewed' in 1966 with the Marzal show car, and there were also elements of the 1967 Bertone Pirana which was based on a Jaguar. The Espada became an extraordinary 4-seater super car, powered by a rear-mounted 3939cc V12 engine
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Lamborghini Espada - bonnet badge

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Lamborghini Espada - badge on c-pillar

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Lamborghini Espada. Based on the 1967 Geneva show car, the 'Marzal', Lamborghini's Espada went into production in 1968. A 3929cc V12 engine powered the Espada which was sold until 1978 with 1200 being produced.

 Lamborghini Espada front
Lamborghini Espada. Based on the 1967 Geneva show car, the 'Marzal', Lamborghini's Espada went into production in 1968. Body design was by Marcello Gandini of Bertone. 'Espada' is a Spanish sword used in Bullfighting. A 3929cc V12 engine powered the Espada which was sold until 1978 with 1200 being produced.

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Lamborghini Espada. Two rear windows, an almost horizontal glass and then a 'letter box' slot in the tail panel. Later copied by Volkswagen and Citroen and others.
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Lamborghini Espada. Four exhaust pipes pulling from the front-mounted 4-litre V12 engine

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Lamborghini Espada - vent on c-pillar

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Lamborghini Espada - rear wheel
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