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DOA:Lamborghini P140

N 1988 LAMBORGHINI STOPPED MAKING the V8-powered Jalpa, ending an 18-year run of ‘entry-level’ models that started with the Urraco. Forever in the shadow of their V12-engined big brothers, these cars were never very popular, yet Lamborghini didn’t give up on the idea of a more affordable model in its line-up. To this end, a year before

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