The wait is finally over as we have the first official images of the long-awaited and over-teased Lamborghini Estroque that was unceremoniously revealed ahead of its scheduled world debut at the 2008 Paris Motor Show on Thursday, October 2. As many predicted, the Estroque is a four-door coupe equipped with a front-mounted engine.

Rumor has it that the Estroque is equipped with the Audi RS6 / Lamborghini Gallardo derived V10 engine but bear in mind that this isn’t official information. However, there’s no need to worry as it’s only a matter of hours before Lamborghini officially unleashes the Estroque. In the meantime, check out the image gallery below and tell us what you think about Lambo’s Porsche Panamera rival. Continued

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Here we go again… Lamborghini has just released the fourth consecutive teaser photo of its surprise Paris Show debut. The new photo reveals the mystery vehicle’s front headlamp and well, that’s about it. Makes you wonder how many other pictures will the Italian sports carmaker release before it actually shows us the whole car, because to be totally honest, we’re getting a bit tired of the constant teasing. In the rare case that you’ve missed out on all the action, you can get a look of the other three official photos after the jump.

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Taking the  method one step further, LamboPower forum member ‘a007apl’ not only put pasted together the rear-end teaser images of Lamborghini’s unnamed Paris Show car, but he also spent some time on Photoshop to create the rather convincing rendering you see above. We remind you that while Lamborghini has not given out any details on its Paris Show car, it is speculated that it will be a 4-door sport sedan concept.

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 Even though Lamborghini replaced the original picture on their website with a new one, we still have the original photo. Turn your head around and you’ll see that the front tire’s size is 295/30 ZR19, which is pretty big if you consider that the Gallardo LP560-4 and Murcielago LP560 are equipped with 235/35 ZR19 and 245/35 ZR18 sized tires up front respectively. Our Italian friends are guessing that this is because the Paris Show car will feature a front-mounted engine.

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The mystery surrounding Lamborghini’s Paris Show car has just deepened further as the Italian sports car maker released a second teaser photo, this time depicting part of the vehicle’s front end and the black alloy wheel that’s wrapped in Pirelli P-Zero tires. We also see the carbon-fiber front lip spoiler and the colors of the Italian flag on the car’s side vents. So, any idea what type of car this is?

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