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Lamborghini is a brand that embodies perfection and excellence in the automotive industry. Since its foundation in 1963, the Italian car manufacturer has churned out countless iconic models that have left their mark on supercar history. 

Among these are the special editions, true gems of design and mechanics. 

In this article, we will take you on a tour of the five most beautiful Lamborghini Special Editions that have won the hearts of enthusiasts around the world.

The Isdera Commendatore 112i was a sports car produced by the German car manufacturer Isdera in 1993 only.

Berhard Schultz spent approximately four million Euro in the development of the car. It was presented at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1993.

The Commendatore was equipped with a 6-litre Mercedes-Benz V12 engine capable of delivering a maximum output of 402 hp and a top speed of 341 km/h.

The car was supported by a tubular chassis and was equipped with 6 gears and sprinted from 0-100 km/h in about 4 seconds.

Presented at the 1968 Geneva Motor Show, the Lamborghini Islero GT was a classic 2+2 three-box coupé with taut, clean lines, based on the mechanicals of the 400 GT, without any major modifications.

Its extreme stylistic simplicity and the simultaneous presence on the Lamborghini stand of the much more personal Espada, contributed to the Lamborghini Islero going almost unnoticed, and it did not arouse much enthusiasm.

The new 'bull' coupé was nevertheless comfortable, quiet and brilliant (thanks to 320 hp from the 4-litre V12), so much so that Ferruccio Lamborghini chose it as his personal car.

The Schuppan Porsche 962 CR is a supercar that was produced in a limited edition in the 1990s, based on the famous Porsche 962, a racing car that dominated endurance competition for many years.

The 962 CR featured an aerodynamic design, developed by the British designer Peter Stevens , which had also worked on the McLaren F1.

The car was built around a carbon fiber monocoque chassis, with a body also made of carbon fiber to reduce weight. The engine was a 3.3-liter twin-turbocharged six-cylinder capable of developing 600 hp at 7,000 rpm.

The Toyota RV-2 was a revolutionary motorhome concept car presented in 1972. This unique vehicle, designed to meet the needs of leisure and outdoor enthusiasts, attracted the public's attention with its futuristic structure and innovative features.

The Toyota RV-2 had a folding extension system that allowed the vehicle's interior to be enlarged, providing sleeping and leisure space.

The Toyota RV-2 was designed for outdoor enthusiasts and those who loved to travel.

Get ready to experience the thrill of speed with the ranking of the fastest motorbikes ever made in the world. The motorbikes in this ranking are capable of reaching incredible speeds, offering their riders an unforgettable adrenalin rush.

The creation of these two-wheeled 'bolides' leads to the most well-known brands such as Ducati, BMW, Aprila, Suzuki, Kawasaki and Honda. But there is also a 100% electric surprise in a world that is also revolutionising centaurs. 

It is not just a question of engine, but also of design and aerodynamics that allow these two-wheelers to be true super sports bikes. Are you ready to get in the saddle?

The Marussia B1 is one of the most powerful and iconic sports cars of all time. With a 3.5-litre V6 engine producing 300 horsepower, it is capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.8 seconds, a true piece of automotive engineering of the highest quality. 

This car impresses the eye with its sleek lines and aerodynamic design for exceptional performance. 

The interior is equally refined, with first-class design details and high-quality materials. The Marussia B1 offers a compelling drive and first-class performance that establishes it as one of the most desired products in the luxury car market. If you are looking for a sports car that impresses on every front, the Marussia B1 is definitely the one for you.

The Range Rover Evoque comes to model year 2024 with a number of important updates in terms of both aesthetics and technology. The British SUV presents itself to the public with a refined and minimalist design, characterised by details that enhance its exclusivity. 

The interior, on the other hand, is more modern and digital, thanks to the large 11.4" curved display, which controls all the car's functions. Unique finishes and customisation options are also available, such as the wool-blend Kvadrat fabric combined with perforated Ultrafabrics with polyurethane fabric inserts and the three variants of the dashboard finish. 

Under the bonnet, the Evoque offers a wide range of electrified petrol and diesel powertrains, with the P300 AWD 1.5 turbocharged plug-in hybrid at the top of the range with 309 hp and 540 Nm, capable of travelling up to 62 km on battery power alone.

The faster the criminals flee, the faster the police have to be in pursuit. And in order to be more and more efficient, the military is equipped with powerful supercars to be able to intervene in full-throttle pursuits.

A few examples? The Italian police have the now famous Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4 with 610 horsepower, while the municipal police of Milan (Italy) can fight lawbreakers at the wheel of a special Ferrari 458 Spider capable of up to 570 hp.

We can then admire the brand new Alpine A110 of the French Gendarmerie, the Porsche 911 (model 991) of the Austrian Police, or the latest arrival among the paladins of justice from the United Arab Emirates, which answers to the name of Audi R8.

It was 2007 when at the Detroit Auto Show the Mazda automaker unveiled Furai that in Japanese means the "sound of the wind" . Mazda was thus celebrating the 40th anniversary of its first model with a rotary engine.

With this prototype Mazda was showing the future of the Japanese automaker's new design, the so-called "Nagare" style later appropriately adapted to mass production in the following years.

But Mazda Furai went beyond a pure stylistic study to become a kind of 300 km/h mobile laboratory in which every detail had a specific functional role.

Equipped with a Wankel R20B engine with three rotors powered by bioethanol, it was capable of delivering a power output of 450 hp.

When speaking of the Lamborghini Diablo, one cannot fail to remember that 1995 version, the one with the initials 'SV'. A symbol that stood for 'Super Veloce'. Limited and extreme, the Diablo SV (Super Veloce) was produced from 1995 to 1999 (until 2001 with restyling) and was designed for the track.

The Lamborghini Diablo SV again introduced rear wheel drive only (like the first Diablo) and added a technical package including mechanical suspension and adjustable rear wing.

It is distinguished by "SV" lettering on the side, specially designed 18-inch wheels and a new spoiler for the modified air intakes.

The Veritas RS III is a sports car produced under the Veritas brand name in 2009.

The engine is a 4-litre V8 derived from the one installed in the BMW M3. It delivers 473 hp (53 more than the BMW M3 engine).

This power unit gets the car from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.6 seconds, with a top speed of 348 km/h. The Veritas RS III was only produced in very limited numbers, making it a true icon for sports car collectors.

In 2009, at London's Salon Privé, the Veritas RSIII won the 'Best Super Car 2009' award.

They shared the same important stage with different fortunes, fueling the dreams of many car enthusiasts. These are the cars that in the 1990s were at the pinnacle of their categories with truly incredible powers albeit with technologies not up to the standards of the most modern cars of today.

Engines that 30 years ago pioneered a new generation of powertrain, delivering pure adrenaline in the early 1990s.

Today they have become collector's cars and are very difficult to find. Real amarcords. Let's look at the most iconic ones with the main features.