Pop quiz! This question is for the biggest of Lamborghini enthusiasts. Let's see if you can answer this Lambo trivia (and without using Google!)

Lamborghini founder, Ferruccio Lamborghini originally went into business building...

A) Motorcyles
B) Tractors
C) Planes

Answer coming tomorrow...

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Teamspeed was invited to the first dynamic launch of the Lamborghini Aventador and guess what? The supercar received rave reviews but would you really expect anything less? Karl Peskett tested the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 at the the Sepang F1 Circuit and shares his experience. Peskett explains, "Lamborghini should be very proud of the Aventador. It's instantly recognizable as the flagship of the brand, yet there are no compromises to go with it. It's safe, ridiculously quick, well built, has immense grip, sounds insane and retains that Lambo value of extreme, uncompromising Italian flair."

President & CEO of Lamborghini, Stephan Winkelmann goes on to say how Lamborghini believes that their competitors look to them for technology and design inspiration. He goes on further to explain that in terms of the Aventador, there are simply no other competitors in the market. Do you agree with Winkelmann? Share you opinion with us on Facebook and via Twitter. We look forward to hearing your thoughts!

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duPont REGISTRY's most prestigious award for its 2012 Exotic Car Buyers Guide goes to the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4. duPont REGISTRY chose the LP700-4 as "the king of exotics" because of its advanced carbon-fiber construction, powerful V-12 engine, sophisticated transmission, and "mesmerizing" styling.

Do you agree with the honor? After all, the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 is the brand's most potent and technologically advanced V-12 flagship thus far...

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