Can a Lamborghini be used for long-distance driving?

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DeEmma
09/09/25 3:41am
Lamborghini can be used for long-distance driving. Here is the relevant introduction: Lamborghini: The new 5.2L V10 naturally aspirated engine used in Lamborghini has significantly improved power compared to the V10 engine used in the Gallardo, and it adopts dual injection technology with both direct injection and manifold injection. Development history: Ferruccio Lamborghini (also known as 'Ferruccio. Lamborghini') was a young man from the Emilia-Romagna region in northern Italy, specifically from the province of Ferrara. During World War II, he served as a mechanic in the Italian Royal Air Force. After the war, he entered a commercial tractor factory that was based on military facilities from World War II.
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LeBrantley
09/20/25 8:28am
I once drove a friend's Lamborghini on an interprovincial highway, and to be honest, it was quite a pain. The seats were as hard as stone slabs, and after just two hours, my back started protesting. The biggest hassle was the extremely low chassis—I had to slowly crawl over speed bumps in service areas at an angle. The fuel tank was also tiny, requiring a stop for 98-octane gas every 300 kilometers. Although the roar of the V12 engine was exhilarating, the trunk couldn't even fit a carry-on suitcase, forcing me to strap luggage to the passenger seat. If you're thinking about taking it on a road trip to Tibet, I'd advise you to forget the idea outright.
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