- The
Lamborghini Urraco is a 2+2
sports car
manufactured by
Italian automaker Lamborghini,
introduced at the
Turin Auto Show in 1970,
marketed for model...
-
Urraco is
Spanish for Magpie. It may
refer to: Ibis GS-501
Urraco, a
Colombian aircraft design Lamborghini Urraco, an
Italian car
design Licania platypus...
- The
final Wallace special was the
Urraco "Bob" (also
known as the
Rally or Rallye),
created from the
third Urraco pre-production prototype. The car was...
-
Carrozzeria Bertone. It was
based on the
earlier Lamborghini Urraco, but was
distinguished from the
Urraco by more
angular styling. The
Silhouette was the first...
-
developed by the company, and
first saw
production for the 1971
Lamborghini Urraco. It was
designed by
Giampaolo Dallara. The all-aluminium
alloy engine was...
- and
several Lamborghinis,
including the Bravo, Miura, Marzal, Espada,
Urraco, and Countach.
Gandini himself said his
design interests prioritised vehicle...
- V8-powered 2+2 car, the
Urraco. The 2+2 body
style was
selected as a
concession to practicality, with
Ferruccio acknowledging that
Urraco owners might have...
- to
showcase ideas for a
replacement for the
Urraco. The
completely working prototype was
built on a
Urraco ch****is, with the
wheelbase shortened by 175mm...
-
legendary models such as the Espada, the Jarama, the
Miura S, the
Miura SV, the
Urraco and the
Countach enter production.
While still in Lamborghini,
Paolo Stanzani...
- its
being Lamborghini's
second most
successful V8 car to date (after the
Urraco),
having sold 410 units. Kiers,
Matthias (19
November 2021). "40
Years of...
