Yeah, I'm pretty confident that the 2040 Lamborghini Ferdinand will not have a turbocharger on its almost-certainly-not-gas-powered engine.

No, it’s an Audi Q7: the oldest car on MLBevo out of the bunch. But that one is also a Touareg.

Then just don’t sell them in the EU. The rest of us shouldn’t have to suffer for their decisions. Or sell some intentionally awful little turbo motor, and leave the glorious NA ones for the rest of the world.

To be fair, two generations for Lamborghini is like 20 years.

WELL ACKSHULLY they’re both Porsche Cayennes, so.

The Urus is not a Lamborghini, it’s a VW Touareg. Change my mind.

Oh yeah tesla’s totally kick ass at the drag strip...after warming up for like 5 minutes.

You just had to open your pie-hole about that.

and Lamborghini’s committed to staying away from turbochargers.

That’s what we thought about Aston Martin as well!!!

They just box themselves in with statements like that. Then the EU CO2 regulations come around and they are completely unprepared for it, cry about unfairness, etc. Wake up and smell the hybrid. The world is changing, must change. Lambo means more about style and speed than “NA” engines. And, there’s Tesla’s taking…

Whenever a company says something like this, they end up switching over two generations later.

A: he drives whatever Q gives him to drive, or otherwise what he commandeers.

It may have a V6 hybrid in real life but in the movie I guarantee it will still sound like a V12.

I wouldn't mind him driving a Continental GT

I grew up watching License to Kill almost daily and loved Dalton’s good guy to Wayne Newton’s crazy evil bad dude.  And Newton is an awesome choice for a villain, almost as clever as his role in Vegas Vacation.

Yeah, this would stick out like a sore thumb anywhere he drove it. It would make his secret agentness not so secretive. 

I agree, Dalton should be considered one of the best.  The only reason most don’t is because he only had two films.  He’s my #2 behind Connery.

To me Bond should drive a gentleman’s sports car not some hypercar. In the books it was a Bentley and in the movies it was most famously a DB5. A hypercar like this just isn’t Bond.

Timothy Dalton is one of my favorite Bond’s. But I would love to see Bond drive something older, like a 1931 Lagonda.