50 Lamborghinis Invading New York Is How a Supercar Barbecue Looks Like

Oh, and by the way, we'll remind you Manhattan Motorcars doesn't only stick to finding homes for Lamborghinis. The dealer also handles Bentleys, Porsches and Rolls-Royces.

The piece of video below shows a part of the Lambos that brought their owners to the event and the line-up is nothing short of impressive. From multiple Aventador Superveloce Coupes and Roadsters and matching Monterey Blue LP640-4 Coupes to a pair of twin-turbo Gallardos and a Super Trofeo Stradale, there were plenty of attention magnets that stood out, even among other Lamborghinis.

Speaking of modified cars, most of the attending machines were stock - Italian exotics that usually get customised are between five and ten years old. While this might also have to do with the kind of customers keeping in touch with the dealer, it also comes to confirm another observation, namely that Ferrari owners seem to be more attracted to tuning than Lamborghini drivers.

The gathering took place on Saturday, while Sunday saw the participants entering a rally that saw them heading to Monticello, where the local Motor Club was the holy ground for a track day session.

Supercar meets, as well as rallies, are now more popular than ever - we're talking about the kind of events that sit in between street-level Cars and Coffee meetings and the big auto shows. Aside from the thrills participants enjoy, this means more and more car aficionados who aren't fortunate enough to own such go-fast beauties have the opportunity to come closer to their high-octane idols. Afte all, the sight and growl of such a Lambo group might be enough to turn a child playing in the park into a car afficionado, for instance.