Oh, that’s nice. Autoblog’s caught shots of the 2011 Lexus LFA in Los Angeles before the 2009 LA Auto Show kicks off next month. It’s a beauty, especially in that matte black finish. Onlookers were given a few revs from the V10 monster, giving them a little taste of what Lexus has to offer.

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The guys over at Lamborghini are really wearing this out.  The first teaser had us at the edge of our seats and the second one had us drooling a little.  But this third teaser is just too much, no?  If you’re going to do all that, you might as well release official pics of the whole damn car.

We’re not saying that we’re going to let you guys know if another teaser image were to come out, but just know that we aren’t going to be happy doing it. For anyone that hasn’t seen the first two, check out the trio of pics below.

Amnesia be-gone:  The Urus will be a front-engine sedan built on a four-wheel drive architecture. Power could come from a smaller Audi-supplied direct-injection, twin-turbocharged engine than Lamborghini’s already smallest 5.0L V10. It’s being built to compete with Aston Martin’s Rapide and Porsche’s Panamera.

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Teaser images of new Lamborghini being unveiled in Paris:

Source: eGMCarTech

It’s definitely a whole new world for Lamborghini.  They released two different teasers in the past week or so and now they’ve come out with it.  Automotive News Europe‘s learned that the company will be unveiling a four-door coupe to rival Porsche’s Panamera and Aston Martin’s Rapide.

Sources said that the third model in the Lamborghini lineup will be a front-engine sedan built on a four-wheel drive architecture. Power could come from a smaller Audi-supplied direct-injection, twin-turbocharged engine than Lamborghini’s already smallest 5.0L V10.

It’s being named “Urus,” a Latin word with Germanic origins used to describe a very large type of cattle prevalent in Europe until their extinction in 1627.  That’s pretty interesting considering Lamborghini’s German-owned now.

No word on when we’ll see the big cow hit the production line, but they’ll be producing 3,000 annually, which is less than the 20,000 Panameras we’ll be seeing.  Aston Martin’s hoping to produce 3,000 Rapides annually as well.

Source:  eGMCarTech

Another teaser image has been released by Lamborghini earlier about the new car they’re set to release in two weeks at the 2008 Paris Auto Show.  Does this help you make a decision on what the car could be?  This image had the same press release attached to it as the first one.  It read “It’s not just a new Lamborghini.  It’s a new world.”

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New Lamborghini being unveiled at 2008 Paris Auto Show:

Source: eGMCarTech