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The Lamborghini Jalpa V8 replaced the Urraco and the Silhouette in 1981 and sold alongside the flagship Countach V12 as Lamborghini’s ‘junior’ offering through the 1980s, being designed to take the fight to Ferrari and their similarly-sized 308 series. In true Sant’Agata fashion, the Jalpa was named after a breed of fighting bull (‘Jalpa Kandachia’) and featured aggressive Bertone-designed wedge-shaped bodywork. Powering this mid-engine beauty was a 3.5 litre quad cam V8 fed by Weber carburettors that produced 255bhp at a heady 7000rpm, giving the Jalpa a top speed of 145mph and a zero to sixty time of around six seconds. Only 410 units of the Jalpa were produced from 1981 until 1988. 

Kinda Tropical Monday Night.

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(ugly wolf shirt courtesy of corny boyfriend w terrible fashion sense)

Ford GT 2019. - Source RM Sotheby’s