Lamborghini Gallardo Performante review, test drive

Lamborghinis are made in Sant’Agata Bolognese so they are probably as common a sight around here as a Nano is in Sanand. In fact, we are at the epicentre of the supercar world and it’s in this innocuous part of Italy that Lamborghini, Ferrari and Maserati all live within fighting distance of each other. For these brands it’s all about heritage, so even though Audi bought Lamborghini in 1998, this marque is just as Italian as it was in the days of its founder, Feruccio. And the cars we are driving, the latest in the Lamborghini range, couldn’t be truer to the brand – each one of them extrovert, in-your-face and very loud.