Lamborghini continues to set the standard for supercars, so it's only fitting that we look through the years to bring you our favourite models from the iconic Italian automaker.
Which vehicles made the list? Read on and find out about our favourite Lamborghini models.
350 GT
The 350 GT competed against the already-established Ferrari and put Lamborghini on the map. Initially announced at a 1964 Geneva Motor Show, it featured a V12 engine and 270 bhp.
The 350 GT was a hit from the moment it was announced, with Lamborghini needing to increase production to keep up with demand.
Even so, there were only 120 units built altogether. As a result, the 350 GT is somewhat of a collector's item and a scarce find.
Miura
After the success of the 350 GT, The Miura became the car driven by the rich and famous.
It acted as the blueprint for so many that followed, wowing drivers at the time with its 4.0-litre V12 engine and looking so stylish that it belonged on some sort of car catwalk.
The Miura became an overnight hit, further enhancing Lamborghini's reputation as the supercar everyone wants to be seen driving.
Diablo
The Diablo grew to become one of the greatest supercars of the 1990s, as Lamborghini modernised their vehicles and kept up with the trends.
This car, in particular, offered luxury and was a head-turning vehicle capable of doing an eye-watering 200 mph.
It ran for 11 years overall, seeing various facelifts during its impressive run.
Huracan Evo RWD
The Huracan Evo is a beauty personified by its 5.2-litre V10 engine, giving it a performance of 0-60 mph in 3.3 seconds.
It has even managed to get around European noise regulations – when this car goes, it really does go, and you can hear it in the exhaust.
It also features a dual-clutch transmission, drives beautifully and looks the business, both inside and out.
Gallardo Balboni
This Lamborghini was named after Valentino Balboni, who was responsible for Lamborghini's dynamics throughout most of the automaker's history.
The Gallardo Balboni is a rear-wheel drive with excellent steering quality. It featured 542 bhp powered by a 5.0-litre V10 engine.
The Balboni had a typical style you'd expect from a Lamborghini and left its mark as one of the best of its kind.
Reventon
Another rare gem from Lamborghini, the Reventon was only sold to the automaker's most loyal customers and for a cool $2.1m (£1.5m).
While it wasn't widely available to the public, it impacted Lamborghini's other vehicles, such as the Gallardo and the Aventador.
Aventador SVJ
Ok, so the Aventador SVJ is unusually wide, and you sit really far back and low down, meaning you have pretty poor visibility when looking outside the car.
But stick with us because the Aventador SVJ is a beast of a car, producing 760 bhp and offering a proper Lamborghini experience.
This car is also fast, previously topping the Nurburgring lap times. So, while it might be one for the pros, there's no doubt that it's a bonafide Lamborghini gem.
It's certainly a model for the rich and famous - Kanye West is definitely a fan!
Sesto Elemento
In Italian, Sesto Elemento means "sixth element", and it's not to be messed with.
Powered by a 5.2-litre V10 generating 570 bhp, with a suspension, chassis, driveshaft, and body all made from carbon fibre, the Sesto Elemento looks great and performs even better.
Altogether, the car weighs 2,200 pounds, making it the lightest vehicle Lamborghini has ever produced.
The Best Lamborghinis
That little raging bull on the logo is a sign of exclusivity. Its excellent performance, stylish looks and price point representing exclusivity make it easy to see why Lamborghinis are so revered.
From the 350 GT to the Aventador and beyond, Lamborghini is responsible for some of the most iconic cars ever made, and the ones on our list represent the Italian automaker at its best.
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