The Lamborghini supercars offered are some of the best and most aggressive cars in the world, but we have some of the worst as well.

Not everything that comes out of every automaker is a gem. There have been some serious flops in the automotive world. Even a boutique automaker like Lamborghini isn’t immune to a few hiccups along the way. With that in mind, we’ve got ten Lamborghini models to show you. Five of these models were flops, and five are some of the best ever made by this automaker.

What are the five best Lamborghini supercars ever made?

Lamborghini Murcielago

The Murcielago is one of the most incredible cars ever made. This car blows your mind visually and audibly. This Lamborghini brings the heat and offers an amazing array of aerodynamics. This car used a 6.2-liter V12 engine to deliver 572 horsepower and a top speed of 207 mph. Power didn’t only go to the rear wheels; it was separated in a 30/70 fashion to be one of the few part-time AWD Lamborghinis.

Lamborghini Gallardo

For generations, the Lamborghini supercars have sold in low numbers, but the Gallardo changed all of that. The best-seller before this car was the Diablo at 3,000 models, but the Gallardo blew that way with five times the sales numbers. This incredible car offers the amazing style you expect, a powerful V10 engine, and all the right noises to make it fun. When raw power and excitement were on the menu, the Gallardo was the car that many owners turned to. It’s not hard to understand why this car sold so well.

Lamborghini Countach

The Countach was the car that everyone wanted to own. Very few cars piqued our collective imagination the same way this incredible machine did. Under the hood was an incredible V12 engine, giving this car an incredible level of power. Although the Countach was the car that so many wanted, it had its own issues, making it the car that some loved to hate and hated to own. Driving this car was difficult, but it sure made an entrance wherever it went, making it one of the best models to ever wear the raging bull badge.

Lamborghini Miura

The hard lines and wedge shape of the Countach were preceded by the sexy lines and incredible curves of the Miura. This was one of the most attractive and glorious Lamborghini supercars ever made. This was one of the most interesting and attractive cars ever made, and it was built to beat Ferrari’s sales figures. When you wanted to see a comfortable supercar, this was the right model. The Miura brings a strong V12 that makes 400 horsepower, which means it can easily hit some high speeds for you.

Lamborghini Urus

The Urus is the current SUV model offered by this brand, and it’s the highest-selling Lamborghini of all time. This ultimate super SUV looks great and offers the style and power desired when you have the raging bull on the front. This amazing machine is powered by a twin-turbocharged V8 engine that pumps out 641 horsepower to rocket this vehicle to 60 mph in 3.1 seconds. When you want an SUV that’s great for the family and fun for you, the Urus could be that SUV.

What are the five worst Lamborghini supercars ever made?

Lamborghini Espada

The Espada was the top-selling Lamborghini until the Diablo. This 2+2 grand tourer offered smooth lines and plenty of comfort, which makes us wonder why it’s at the bottom of the list. The Espada had terrible fuel mileage at 8.5 mph, which made it hard to sell as a highway cruiser. The car was heavy, which made it difficult to steer. Toss in the two-door, four-seat setup, and the Espada had some strange looks that made it seem off in many ways.

Lamborghini Jalpa

Initially, the Jalpa was one of the Lamborghini supercars made to sell in large numbers to finance more important projects. Unfortunately, Lamborghini isn’t a name you associate with an entry-level sports car or a daily driver. Because there are only a few of these cars left, they are getting more expensive. The Jalpa has a reputation for a problematic engine and high repair costs because the engine must be dropped to change the spark plugs. This is not a Lamborghini you want to own.

Lamborghini Jarama

Did Lamborghini make some form of the Ford Pinto? The Jarama looks like the defunct Ford car with hits high ride position and hatchback style. The Jarama is a forgotten machine, but should it be? It was relatively sport, despite its similarities to the Pinto. The power for this car came from a V12 engine that sounded great. This front-engine model was a favorite of Ferruccio Lamborghini, which should make it a top choice. Unfortunately, similarities to the Pinto don’t end with the style. The Jarama suffered from poor build quality and rust issues.

Lamborghini Urraco

The first baby Lamborghini in the market was the Urraco. This Lamborghini was a fitting entry into the supercar world with a wonderful V8 engine in the rear, along with the practicality and comfort of being an everyday driver. Unfortunately, the Urraco didn’t bring the speed desired from this brand. There were three engine choices, none of which could make this car hit numbers typically associated with the Lamborghini brand and its high-powered machines.

Lamborghini LM002

At some point in history, Lamborghini entered into a military contract and built the LM002. This was the first SUV from this brand, and it was eventually called the Rambo Lambo. The power came from the 5.2-liter V12 engine that was in the Countach to produce 450 horsepower. Unfortunately, the glorious sounds made by this engine aren’t enough to power this heavy SUV to any impressive speed. The LM0002 weighs just under 6,000 pounds which makes it hard to understand. Although this SUV wasn’t great to drive, it was a vehicle that many customers desired because it was something different from Lamborghini.