Following its
successful launch at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September,
the Gallardo Spyder will be the principal attraction on the
Lamborghini stand at the Tokyo Motor Show, which opens its
doors on 21st October. This high profile Asia-Pacific
appearance comes hard on the heels of its official regional
debut, at the Australian International Motor Show, being
held in Sydney, last Thursday.
Created at the
Centro Stile Lamborghini in Sant’Agata Bolognese, the
Gallardo Spyder is equipped with an innovatively designed
soft top which is operated via an electronic control system
with electrohydraulic actuators. The whole operation takes
just over 20 seconds. Thanks to its
5.0-litre powerplant with 520 bhp (382 kW), the Lamborghini
Gallardo Spyder reaches a top speed of 314 km/h,
accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.3 seconds.
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Created at the Centro Stile Lamborghini in
Sant’Agata Bolognese, the Lamborghini Gallardo
Spyder is equipped with an innovatively designed
soft top which is operated via an electronic control
system with electrohydraulic actuators. The whole
operation takes just over 20 seconds. |
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The Lamborghini
Gallardo Spyder is making its Asia-Pacific regional
debut at the Australian
International Motor Show |
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And just like
its sister Coupé, the Gallardo Spyder benefits from
aluminium bodywork and features permanent four-wheel drive.
The success of
the new Gallardo Spyder has been immediate worldwide. All of
the 2006 production run, almost 800 units, has been already
sold, with many Japanese customers being amongst the initial group of
buyers. Japan in fact represents about nine percent of global
automotive sales for
Automobili Lamborghini. The representative office there is
Automobili Lamborghini Japan, which co-ordinates the
activities of its network of dealers, two of which are
located in Tokyo, while the rest are in Nagoya, Osaka,
Hiroshima and Fukuoka.
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