Lamborghini Estoque Concept Car

The Lamborghini Estoque is a four door super sports sedan that was first showcased as a Concept Car at the Paris Motor Show - Salon d'Automobiles in 2008. The Estoque is an entirely new interpretation of the Sant' Agata design ethic and is the first sedan in the history of Automobili Lamborghini. The name 'Estoque' comes from the rich heritage of the Spanish Corrida, where the estoque is a rapier (sword), used in bull fighting.

The Lamborghini Estoque concept car is both a dedicated sports car and a relaxed Gran Turismo. This sedan with four doors, four individual sports seats and plenty of room for luggage is the perfect travelling companion. Despite its extremely low profile – at a mere 1.35 meters (4.43 feet) high – the Lamborgini Estoque interior is surprisingly spacious.

The dimensions of the Lamborghini Estorque concept car is 5.15 meters (16.89 feet) long and 1.99 meters (6.53 feet) wide, with a height of only 1.35 metres (4.43 feet). The wheelbase measures an elegant 3.01 meters (9.88 feet). The interior material of this 2011 Lamboghini is made from high quality Nappa leather.

The cockpit of the Lambourghini Estoque offers the driver a large-area LCD screen displaying vehicle and route information. A variety of presentation formats are available for selection depending on personal preference. The Lamborghini Estoque also has a top class audio system and a sophisticated rear seat entertainment system.

The permanent all-wheel drive of the Lamborghini Estoque concept sports sedan distributes engine power to all four wheels, thus making for superior traction in all driving situations and weather conditions. The Lamborghini Estoque is a car meant for everyday luxury usage. The pricing is not fixed as yet, but it is estimated to be priced at a cost of around US $ 200,000.

2010 Kia VG Concept Car

The Kia VG Sedan was first seen at the Seoul Auto Show 2009, under the KND-5 Concept badge. The vehicle is expected to be launched in Korea during the month of November. It is scheduled to be unveiled in the United States in 2010, replacing the existing Opirus/Amanti Sedan. The 2010 Kia VG car will be brought out in all Korean, North American and European markets excluding the United Kingdom.

The exterior of the Kia VG Concept has a sleek profile and sophisticated but simple rear lines that give it an elegant and luxurious appearance. The Kia VG Sedan will be powered by Hyundai’s Theta four-cylinder mill, or the company’s Lambda 3.5-liter V6 mated to a six-speed transmission.


The product version of the Kia VG Concept Car is expected to have 20-inch large-diameter alloy wheels. When it comes to measurements, the Kia VG Sedan will be 4,945mm long, 1,850mm wide and 1,475mm high with a wheelbase of 2,845mm.

The 2010 Kia VG Sedan is targeting the already crowded mid-size sedan market and is expected to be priced at a cost of around $26,000 in the United States.