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Well, here it is. Over the past few days more and more leaks have sprung from the Lamborghini embargo pump, so to avoid any further loss of thunder the release has been brought forward to... now.

It was bound to happen, whilst Lamborghini have tried to 'slowly' tease the world with close-up images of their new concept the details of their 'secret' were leaked to French website Blog Automobile.

We're beginning to believe these teasers are not of a complete car, but instead some elaborate piece of Art which will eventually be on show at the Lamborghini Museum in Sant’Agata Bolognese.

Have you guessed what it is yet? No? I get the feeling that perhaps Lamborghini should have jumped BMW for the domain name dontblogaboutthis.com', because there's even less to blog about when it comes to these teaser images of the latest - concept/production model - (delete as appropriate) from Automobili Lamborghini.

Three down and just three more images to go before Lamborghini assembles the jigsaw puzzle and unveils what it's been trying to tease about. With only 10 days until the big event (September 30, from 7.45 am) we can expect the teasers to arrive more frequently, I only hope the end product will be...

Four door Lamborghini could still become a reality after Lamborghini CEO says a four door version would fit his company 'very well.'

General office consensus has it that the new Panamera is better looking than most of us expected. What do you think? As ever, Porsche has employed the least talented automotive photographer in Northern Europe for these unflattering shots, but there’s more than a hint of Ferrari 456 in the front door scallop and the thing...

After teaser shots, mass speculation and ‘leaked information’ here is Lamborghini’s Paris Show star. It’s called the Estoque, is front mid-engined, all-wheel drive and could be powered by anything from the LP560-4’s V10 to a turbodiesel or even employ a hybrid system. The press information mentions nothing of the LP640’s V12, suggesting that the Estoque...

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