FERRUCCIO LAMBORGHINI didn't set out to build wedge-shaped ballistic missiles, but they've defined his company for more than 35 years. What began with a radical Bertone-designed concept at the 1971 Geneva Motor Show has become the definitive formula for flagship Lamborghinis to this day: two seats, wedge-shaped body, mid-mounted V-12 engine, and atom-splitting performance. As the Aventador picks up the torch, here's a look back at the cars that made Lamborghini what it is today.
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