Ferruccio Lamborghini was a prisoner of war. When he returned to Italy, Ferruccio turned military equipment into tractors and was very successful in this area. However, the whole world would recognize him with the super sports cars he produced and his competition with Ferrari.
The Miura was the first supercar in the world and was the fastest car of the era. While the company's rise continued, models such as the Islero, the Jarama, and Countach became famous.
Deciding to retire in 1979, Ferruccio sold all his shares of the company. The company, which changed hands several times, was finally acquired by Audi. Sales increased worldwide with the newly launched Aventador, Hurracan and Urus SUV concept.