Checkout the somewhat futuristic yet clean and elegant interior pics of the Lamborghini Estoque after the jump.

The Lamborghini 4 door is not going to be called the Urus but will be known as the Estoque. Estoque is a small blade that delivers the death blow to a bull at the end of a stadium fight. The previous release by Lamborghini of the headlight made us think this car would’nt look as good as expected and the press release from Lamborghini confirms the same. I mean, just look at it, this is the ugliest Lamborghini ever by the Tractor maker.

Rumors are that it will be powered by the 560-hp V10 from the Gallardo LP 560-4, and will be having all-wheel-drive. Though it’s showing up, as a concept, at the Paris Motor Show tomorrow, the Estoque is said to be destined for production as early as 2010 to compete with the new crop of four-door coupes from Porsche and Aston Martin. Check out the pics below.

Lamborghini Urus Headlight

The suspense continues and Lamborghini has released a fourth consecutive image of the mystery 4 door supercar. The headlamp is horizontal, unlike the Gallardo and Murciélago. It also has projectors. There is a scoop on the hood behind the headlamp which is for breathing purposes for this front engined supercar which is most likely powered by a Audi powerplant.

We honestly don’t like the headlamps much and feel this car will look quite ugly and even if turns out to be good looking, it certainly wont be as good looking as the Aston Martin Rapide.

Lamborghini has released a third image of the mystery supercar to be unveiled at the Paris motorshow. The new image shows the tail lamp of the rumored to be 4 door supercar and honestly it quite resembles the artist impression of the Panamera sedan. A bit of cut copy pasting got us this puzzle which shows how the rear of this Lambo will look like, sans a few pieces.

If you look very closely at the above image, you will notice the line between the tail lamp coincides with the first image. Here is the third image released by Lamborghini (unedited) : -

The Mystery Lamborghini to be unveiled at the Paris Motor Show is none other then a 4 door, which will compete against the forthcoming Aston Martin Rapide and Porsche Panamera. The car is a front engined, coupe styled, four door model and Lamborghini may called it the Urus.

Urus was a type of large, horned cattle in Europe that went extinct in 1627. The source from Automotive News has also stated that the concept is almost ready for production and is likely to feature an Audi sourced powerplant which will be smaller then the current 5.0 litre V10 in the Gallardo, but with equal power thanks to a twin turbocharged unit slotting neatly behind the front axle for ideal weight distribution. Lamborghini plans to build around 3,000 units a year of the new car, the same number that Aston Martin plans to build of its Rapide.

Lamborghini released another image of the mystery Lamborghini. The new image depicts part of the vehicle’s front end and the black alloy wheel that’s wrapped in Pirelli P-Zero tires. There is also a carbon fiber front lip spoiler and the colors of the Italian flag on the car’s side vents. However Lamborghini updated the image with a new one in which the background and tire specs have been erased. The Italian flag also seems to have changed.

The image with the tire specs reads a front tire size 295/30 ZR19, which is pretty big if you consider that the Gallardo LP560-4 and Murcielago LP640 are equipped with 235/35 ZR19 and 245/35 ZR18 sized tires up front respectively. Any guesses to what this car could be, we think it has a front mounted engine.

A pre-release from Lamborghini states : -

“It’s not just a new Lamborghini. It’s a new world.”

The above photo accompanies it, showing only a center exit exhaust, some rear grillework, and a carbon fiber diffuser. And that’s it. Try guessing what this car will look like. Lambo’s letting the cat out of the bag on October 1st, and we’re very curious as everyone else right now. Will this use the W16 engine of the Veyron, probably not but it can be the RWD Murciélago Superleggera.