Hello,

I have curiosity about the arrows near the gearbox in the Murciélago.

One up and down arrow, in two buttons.

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What they do?

What's the use?

Thank you

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hi don´t know

have been in lamborghini showroom at munich airport this morning
have seen them,too
MAYBE for niveau regulation (don´t know if this is the right expression) but ...

It's for raising and lowering the front when there's speed bumps.

ya i think i heard that too...the murcielago has a adjustable suspension so i think the arrows are for raising the suspension...but i dunno bout the speed bump part..i mean if ur cruisin @ 70-80 mph and there is all of a sudden a speed bump..your not just gonna hit the button and itll go up instantly...but u could be right

it raises the front up and down, just like on my 98 Diablo SV. its meant for going up driveways, over speed bumps etc.

thats a really good thing about the lamborghinis. I was fiddling with it in my friends.

i thougt many supercars have that...
and its so cool...
imagine driving a murcielago near pedestrians and then there is a speed bump and you raise your lambo