The best Lamborghini gifts

Ideal for a youngling on a special day, this Lego Countach is perhaps the best of the Speed Champions series. It's distinctive wedge shape allows for the bricks to equal some relative accuracy.

Judging by the build, it certainly resembles a later 1980s car like a 5000QV. It's a fun thing to build and satisfying to play with and look at once you or the young recipient completed it.

For younger petrolheads, a perfect gift for them can come in the form of a radio controlled car. We've all had them at some point, so why not treat a growing petrolhead to one of the most influential cars of the 2010s?

The Aventador may be associated with the art of showing off in Knightsbridge at 10pm, but as a product, it did what a Lamborghini should. That was to inspire generations and act as a dream machine for many. Unfortunately, there are no V12 noises in the RC car, but it does get working lights which is a neat feature.

Perhaps it's an age thing, but there's something fairly nostalgic about the barking 5.2 litre V10 engine that made its way into Lambos since the Gallardo. Given it will be out of production soon, there's a strong chance that we'll miss it.

But while decent examples of V10s are six figures, you'll be pleased to know that this 1:43 scale model of the Huracan Performante isn't anywhere close. It still has all the colours and shapes that we love about modern Lamborghinis. It's just shrunk down a little.

For many, the Murcielago was the definitive Lambo for the modern generations. It was launched at a time when the internet was beginning to buzz and Top Gear dominated our screens.

Those days are long gone, but you can admire the significance of the original iteration of the Murcielago in 1:43 form. It's not an LP640 or an SV, but the basic shape and nostalgia factor is still the same. This model possesses typical Minichamps quality and detail, making it perfect for a nice gift to someone.

If you want a comprehensive guide and history on the illusive Countach, this is it. The book covers everything from the early sketches and prototypes to the 25th Anniversary, covering the latter years of production.

It's a must-have for any Countach fan or any Lamborghini enthusiast in general.

Published in 2023, this book celebrates the 60th anniversary of Lamborghini Automobili. It covers anything and everything that you need to know about the brand and all of its models.

From the lustrous 400 GT to the cutting-edge Huracan Performante, this book is a must have for any Lamborghini aficionado. It's as up-to-date and comprehensive as it gets.

As well as the legendary Miura, two other late 60s raging bulls are represented on this fabulous hoodie that'll warm you up in the autumn months.

One of which is the Islero. Produced for just one year between 1968-69, it was the slightly forgotten successor to the 400 GT and the car which suited Ferruccio's original idea as a Ferrari-beating Gran Turismo.

The other is the Espada which was produced for nine more years and went on to be over five times as successful as the Islero in terms of sales (225 units vs 1,227). So, it's fair to say, this hoodie has a story to tell.

The V12 mid-engined Lambos are easily the most famous in the line up. They created the most impact, the most dreams among 10 year olds with posters on their wall. They're dream machines and will settle for nothing less.

The print is available in a range of colour combinations (we suggest multicolour 1) and sizes that will suit anywhere in your home. If you're a Lamborghini evangelist, you need this displayed in your room.

The beginning of The Italian job was one of the most evocative opening sequences in cinema history. The orange Miura hurtling across the Alps with the soundtrack of Matt Monro and that glorious Bizzarrini-designed V12 engine. An effortlessly cool part is when the driver was putting on his sunglasses mid-corner. We've all dreamt of doing the same thing, bar parking on the vertical end of a bulldozer.

Nevertheless, even if you don't have a Miura, you can still drive up an Alp and elegantly have your sunglasses at the ready. You can place in them in this lovely Lamborghini-themed sunglasses holder which you can place on your sun visor. It will affect the view of some vehicles, so it's worth considering the 16.5cm x 3.3cm x 1.9cm dimensions for yourself and determining whether it'll work for you.