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Italian giants release a second teaser image of new model

Lamborghini sure knows how to tease us. Days after showing us a snippet of exhaust and rear diffuser, comes the line 'not yet seen THE Italian car?' alongisde this equally vague shot of the car's wheel. A rather nice wheel, at that - an intricate black painted alloy that would no doubt prove costly to kerb. We also catch a glimpse of headlight. The top of a Murcielago unit, or something altogether different? Another key detail is the Italian-striped badge on top of what appears to be an air vent. Does that mean its front-engined, opening up possibilities of a GT or four-door? You can find out for sure by rolling up at stand 110, Hall 4 at the Paris motor show from October 2 2008. In the meantime, tell us what you reckon it is by clicking here.

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