It's not every day that you get to be up close and personal with a legendary car like the Lamborghini LM002, but I'm currently in Italy where I'm getting to do just that. Because I love all of you ...

Full Disclosure: Lamborghini flew me out to Italy, put me up in two wonderful hotels and fed me some of the best food in the world all so I could sample the 2025 Urus SE and an original LM002.

From the September 2023 issue of Car and Driver. Was any car more ahead of its time than the Lamborghini LM002? Over a production run that spanned 1986 to 1992, Lamborghini built just 300 LM002s.

Being one of the most unique and rarest SUVs ever built didn’t stop the US Army from blowing Saddam Hussein’s son’s Lamborghini LM002 to pieces ... a 1930s Packard convertible, a 1955 ...

Not all of them followed this theme as the 350 GT, 400 GT, LM002 ... Knowing Lamborghini's modus operandi, it'll initially be available as a coupe, with a convertible likely to arrive 1-2 years ...

The rare LM002 is widely credited as Lamborghini’s first SUV, but it was closer to a four-door pickup than to a wagon on stilts. Some were turned into SUVs by third-party coachbuilders ...

Lamborghini once built a truck when the market expected them to roll out sports car after sports car. And this super rare LM002 with the American spec is one of them. The model was ordered by a ...

With the strong symbol of a bull as its logo, the power produced by a Lamborghini car is evident even when it is turned off. Founded in 1963 in Italy, Lamborghini manufacturers ultra exotic sports ...

Lamborghini isn’t new to off-roading. The legendary LM002, affectionately referred to as the Rambo Lambo, blazed a trail for high performance off-road machines. Essentially a military SUV with a ...

The subject of this story though is the Lamborghini LM002 Wagon—built because the Sultan of Brunei requested it. The LM002 needs no introduction but please permit a small one nonetheless.

Being one of the most unique and rarest SUVs ever built didn’t stop the US Army from blowing Saddam Hussein's son's Lamborghini LM002 to pieces.