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									The Mayor of Rome Gianni Alemanno and the 
									President and CEO of Lamborghini Stephan 
									Winkelmann announced that from April 26th to 
									May 8th Roma Capitale will star in a great 
									new event to 
									promote the Made in Italy concept.  | 
                                 
                                
                                    
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					At a press 
						conference held at the Campidoglio, the Mayor of Rome 
						Gianni Alemanno and the President and CEO of Automobili 
						Lamborghini, Stephan Winkelmann, announced that from 
						April 26th to May 8th, Roma Capitale will star in a 
						great new event to 
						promote “Made in Italy”.  
						 
						On the 150th anniversary of Italy’s unification, 
						Lamborghini chooses Rome as the main stage for the 
						international presentation of its brand-new super sports 
						car, Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4, created in Italy 
						but destined to be revered and appreciated all over the 
						world, as confirmed by the orders received so far, which 
						have already overcome 12 months’ production. To offer 
						visual support to such announcement, one example of the 
						brand new Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 has been put on 
						display right outside the Campidoglio. 
						 
						Over a period of two weeks in springtime Rome, the Bull 
						from Sant’Agata Bolognese will become the true 
						protagonist. A series of fascinating initiatives are 
						scheduled to take place in the capital city in order to 
						entertain Romans and tourists alike on the occasion of 
						the Easter festivities.  
						 
						Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 is the latest addition to 
						the super sports line-up by the Italian prestigious 
						brand and is also the fastest and more powerful 
						mass-produced Lamborghini ever created. Building on an 
						impressive tradition including models such as Miura, 
						Countach, Diablo and Murciélago, the new vehicle, fitted 
						with a twelve-cylinder engine, represents the new 
						benchmark for the super sports car sector, not only for 
						its outstanding speed performance but also because of a 
						significant 20% reduction in CO2 emissions compared to 
						its predecessor.  
						 
						In partnership with Roma Capitale, Automobili 
						Lamborghini has planned a wide range of initiatives 
						aimed at enhancing an important piece of Italy’s 
						manufacturing history:  
						 
						- A temporary museum dedicated to Lamborghini will be 
						set up inside the Chiostro del Bramante (Bramante’s 
						Cloister) from April 26th to May 8th. It will be open to 
						the public, completely free of charge, every day from 10 
						am to 6 pm. Through a collection of unique documents and 
						photographs of the time, visitors will have the 
						opportunity to retrace the amazing history of the 
						company, established by Ferruccio Lamborghini back in 
						1963. A selection of engines will also be displayed 
						along with, of course, the Lamborghini Aventador LP 
						700-4. The area overlooking the Bramante’s Cloister will 
						undergo a requalification intervention promoted by 
						Automobili Lamborghini.  
						 
						- A parade featuring 10 Lamborghini vehicles, five 
						Aventador LP 700-4 and five historic models coming from 
						the collection of the Lamborghini museum (350 GT, Miura, 
						Countach, Diablo and Murciélago) will start from Piazza 
						del Campidoglio, with the official go ahead by the Mayor 
						himself Gianni Alemanno and Lamborghini’s President 
						Stephen Winkelmann. After a 9 km route across Rome’s 
						city center, closely escorted by the Municipal police, 
						the 10 Lamborghini vehicles will arrive to Villa 
						Borghese’s park to conclude the parade at Casina 
						Valadier where a cocktail reception will entertain 
						authorities and media representatives. The parade will 
						take place on April 26th, with vehicles gathering at the 
						Campidoglio at 10 am and departure at 11 am.  
						 
						- A temporary Collezione Lamborghini store will be set 
						up inside Scuderie Rispoli at via Fontanella Borghese 
						56/B. The shop will be open to the public from April 
						21st to May 8th from 9 am to 8 pm. After the opening of 
						flagship stores in prestigious locations such as Los 
						Angeles, Hong Kong, Melbourne and Berlin, finally in 
						Rome too, it will be possible to purchase products from 
						the sport-chic range inspired by the three fundamental 
						values of the Italian brand: extreme, without 
						compromises and Italian. The shop will be proposing 
						trendy items to suit any requirement a Lamborghini 
						enthusiast may have. An Aventador LP 700-4 will be 
						displayed here as well.  
						 
						Over 150 journalists and nearly 200 dealership managers 
						from 45 countries worldwide, subdivided into 10 groups, 
						will be invited by Lamborghini to attend this special 
						event in Rome. They will stay at the Westin Excelsior 
						Hotel at via Veneto and will have the unique opportunity 
						to test drive the new vehicle at the Autodromo 
						Vallelunga “Piero Taruffi” racing circuit.  
						 
						To such purpose, Mayor Alemanno commented: “Lamborghini 
						is an icon of the “Made in Italy” tradition and this 
						event confirms Rome’s ability to welcome the 
						entrepreneurial world and offer a wonderful platform for 
						showcasing Italy’s design and technology excellence”.
						 
						 
						Stephan Winkelmann commented: “the new Lamborghini 
						Aventador LP 700-4 is a milestone in Lamborghini’s 
						history and represents a two-generation leap into future 
						of the automotive industry. Having the opportunity to 
						launch our new model in Rome, with such a great 
						involvement from the whole city, and especially from its 
						Mayor, is a great recognition for all Lamborghini’s 
						employees who over the last four years worked with 
						enthusiasm and dedication to develop this vehicle.” 
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