Automotive

There are times in London when the unexpected happens. On my way last summer to see my school sports event, I had to walk past the 'Duke of Yorks' on the Kings Road and there, unexpectedly, was a collection of Lamborghini's through the years. From the fir...  

I recognize the place and I can't wait to be back at the Saatchi gllery at the end of the year! Fx

visit Paris more often too! Thanks for reading. I am hoping there will be more events like this during the year to celebrate Lambo half a century. Cheers! Andrew H

but Countach is still No 1 for me Thank you for report Best D

credits of The Italian Job! Thanks Andrew H

Great sculptures. I hope they're a permanent installation in this park, but it seems that it's a traveling exhibition.

as it is actually the 50th, but it was a great exhibition and did they ever get lucky with the weather! I believe that Ferruccio ordered it personally from on high! Andrew H

A grand drive of international owners and cars, from Rome to Milano to Sant'Agata. They've already shown the Veneno in Geneva; there are rumours of at least one more special model this year, possibly two. And smaller local events all throughout the year, ... 

the best moments are often the one's not expected or planned. the WanderingPurist salutes you. TM

had a BB camera lens with me! But still.... was fortunate. Will be interested to see what happens this year! Cheers! Andrew H

Always good to see line ups of different generations...still think the Countach looks best but like Thomas mentioned, its yesterday's design for kids today but for the 80s boys, it still rocks. Regards

Amazing, a sunny day in the UK last year !!! Lovely collection of Bulls there Tim

...for style more than the new ones, but Lambo went to define itself on a much more aerodynamic angular design. An impressive beast even without the curves of old.

For me the Muira just pips the 350 GT. I too can still picture it in the opening sequence from the original Italian Job... Cool shades too! There is also the memorable sequence when an E type and Aston are bull dozed from the road - I seem to recall there...