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Ferrari may be swearing off four door cars – at least for twenty years or so – but the steady hands running things at Automobili Lamborghini had no such compunctions today, using the occasion of the Paris Motor Show to debut the stunning Estoque “super sports sedan” concept. The newest Lamborghini may find itself tacked with that “stunning” tag more often than it finds a word like “beautiful” written down, as we found throughout the course of the day that more than a few journalists weren’t buying what Estoque was selling (your writer, for the record, found the car rather gorgeous).

Estoque may be labeled as a concept for now, but with Lamborghini taking pains to point out the production feasibility of the sedan, we’d be willing to bet that it – or something very like it – will eventually find its way into a showroom.

The Italian supercar maker wouldn’t let itself be pinned down on the choice of a powerplant for Estoque, mentioning only that a range of “fascinating” alternatives exist for the car. Lambo does press the point that the car is indeed mid- and not front-engined, pointing out that any future mill will be located well behind the front axle.

Check out our live gallery of Lamborghini Estoque images above, or scroll down below to read the full (and huge) press release.

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Call us crazy, but we can’t help but see a bit of 1969 Dodge Charger in Lamborghini’s stunning new Paris concept . From the muscular rear fender haunches to the flowing rear pillars integrating a flat, narrow rear window, to the squinty rectilinear taillamps and license plate cutout, there’s a certain kinship between the Estoque and Challenger's rear three-quarter view. Yes, the abbreviated deck and four-door configuration on the current Charger is closer to that of the Lambo than the erstwhile Dukes of Hazzard-era staple, but the lighting cinches it for us. Heck, there’s even a bit of the next Chevrolet Camaro in there, too.

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The trickle of official images teasing Lamborghini’s four-door Paris Motor Show has turned into a torrent, thanks to France’s AutoJournal.fr . The car, currently known as the Estoque, exhibits a forceful, Reventon-inspired front end, and a clean profile with the sort of greenhouse that most companies trot out the “four-door coupe” designation for.

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Lamborghini has released a few highly provocative teaser images which hint at an undoubtedly spectacular show car it has prepared for launch at the Paris Motor Show next month. With the two images revealing only a dual rear exhaust, and the flash of a wheel and fender, the car could be just about anything at this point. Speculation that Lambo is working on its own super sedan makes a great deal of sense however, don’t rule that option out just yet. Have a look at the tantalizing images in our gallery above and stay tuned for the inevitable next one as it rolls out.

Customizing is normally the first step that most professional athletes and musicians take after purchasing an already very unique and luxurious vehicle.  Sometimes these cars are completely customized before even being delivered to the proud new owner. With the launch of the new Special Edition Lamborghini, the burning desire to customize the interior will no longer be present.

Right here in Gotham, Lamborghini has cleared up rumors we were harboring regarding the showing later this evening of the LP640 Lamborghini used by Bruce Wayne in the latest Batman sequel The Dark Knight.

Lamborghini pulled the wraps off its Gallardo LP560-4 supercar here in Geneva. The 560 ups horsepower to 560 (big surprise, right?) and sheds weight to achieve a 0-60 mph sprint in 3.7 seconds. This seems like typical stuff for Lamborghini, but those improvements also post an 18 percent reduction in CO2 emissions and fuel consumption. Top speed is a healthy 201 mph and the Gallardo now sports some LEDs for daytime running lights. The improvements aren't game-changing, but there's no doubt Lamborghini will sell every copy it decides to produce.

(Follow the jump to read Lamborghini's official press release.)

Big, bluff, with a sense of style that’s flamboyant even for a Lamborghini, the LM002 (or “Rambo Lambo