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						In cooperation with internationally acclaimed designer 
						Christian Audigier, edo competition has pulled out all 
						the stops to create the fastest Lamborghini ever made. The limited edition edo LP 710, of which only five 
						will be produced, is a vehicle engineered to the highest 
						standards, combined with Christian Audigier’s unusual 
						themes and unparalleled sense of colour.   | 
                                 
                                
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						In cooperation with internationally acclaimed designer 
						Christian Audigier, edo competition has pulled out all 
						the stops to create the fastest Lamborghini ever made. The limited edition edo LP 710, of which only five 
						will be produced, is a vehicle engineered to the highest 
						standards, combined with Christian Audigier’s unusual 
						themes and unparalleled sense of colour.  
						
						For those wishing to follow in the footsteps of 
						international celebrities, there’s no way around 
						Christian Audigier. With his luxury clothing label he is 
						setting new standards in the fashion world, exemplified 
						by the sparkling skull and pirate themes adorning his 
						designer pieces. However, Christian Audigier’s 
						creativity is not limited to fashion; it also translates 
						to the world of automotive design, as evidenced by this 
						latest cooperative effort.   
						
						Thanks to his inexhaustible imaginativeness, the 
						matte black outer skin of the edo LP 710 has been 
						completely restyled. However, it doesn’t end there! The 
						redesigned interior is an impressive sight as well. 
						Carrying the creative theme inside, the seats, door 
						panels and centre console have been upgraded using his 
						exquisite designs.   
						
						Carrying out the elaborate airbrush work to bring 
						Christian Audigier’s ideas to life is none other than 
						Marcus Pfeil, of Pfeildesign in Austria. It’s only 
						fitting that the work being carried out on these unique 
						vehicles is done exclusively by an artist with a 
						worldwide reputation in the custom painting scene.
						  
						
						All five Haute-Couture Lamborghinis are custom made 
						for each customer. The themes typical of Audigier’s 
						design underline the edo LP 710’s proud pedigree. Every 
						wish of the client can be accommodated during 
						production. Customers have the opportunity to 
						personalize their vehicles by choosing from a wide range 
						of themes, lending an individual touch to Christian 
						Audigier’s work. Thus it is ensured that prospective 
						owners do not just get the world’s fastest Lamborghini, 
						but also a completely unique design. In addition, each 
						vehicle will be personally signed by the US-based star 
						designer. 
						
						The base car, a Lamborghini Murciélago LP 640, is 
						completely disassembled. The modifications to the 
						engine, aerodynamics, wheels, tires, exhaust system and 
						interior are made to measure at edo competition within a 
						three month time frame. Along with the purchase of the vehicle, the customer 
						gets the opportunity to drive his Lamborghini LP 710 at 
						the limit, either at the high speed oval in Papenburg, 
						Germany or at Nardo, Italy. Upon request, edo's test 
						driver and pro racer Patrick Simon will coach the owner at the race track. Undoubtedly a memorable 
						experience at speeds of over 360 km/h (224 mph). 
						
						
						Lamborghini Murciélago edo competition LP710 Christian 
						Audigier, 
						specifications: 
						 
						Engine: 6.5 litre V12 
						Output: 710 hp and 700 Nm (516 ft-lb) 
						Acceleration 0 - 100 km/h (0 – 62 mph): 3.2 seconds 
						0 – 200 km/h (0 – 124 mph): under 10 seconds! 
						Top speed: >360 km/h (>224 mph) 
						Net price: 495.000 EUR   
						
						
						Power increase 
						
						The increase in power was achieved through the use of 
						new exhaust headers, new high flow catalytic converters, 
						new mufflers, a new exhaust tip, new performance 
						camshafts, modified cylinder heads and new high flow air 
						filters. The engine controls are reprogrammed to make ideal 
						use of the individual modifications.  
						
						
						Aerodynamics 
						
						This powerful package is brought to perfection with 
						optimized aerodynamics which enhances the stability of 
						the mighty bull and bestows the car with an even more 
						dynamic elegance. A newly developed and beautifully 
						shaped rear wing with an adjustable lip completes the 
						aerodynamics package.   
						
						
						Wheels/tyres 
						
						A high-speed wheel and tire combination: 19 inch 
						light alloy wheel set with special Continental 
						high-speed tires: 225/35 ZR 19 Continental V-max in the 
						front and 325/30 ZR 19 Continental V-max in the rear.
						
						 
						
						
						High performance exhaust system 
						
						A marvelous sound emanates from the edo competition 
						stainless steel high performance exhaust system which 
						includes a new exhaust tip. A new butterfly-valve 
						control system – remote-controlled on request – is 
						available, too. The more aggressive rear view is a great 
						side-effect. 
						
						
						Drivetrain/clutch 
						
						edo competition has developed a new single disc 
						clutch. Additionally the 4-wheel drive arrangement is 
						turned into a 2-wheel drive setup. The LP 710 /2 is 
						delivered with rear wheel drive. Weight savings of 40 kg 
						(88 lb) and more agile handling are the result of this 
						conversion. 
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