Sportivo

Not only is it fresh & very nice. It has an absolutely fantastic drydown which will charm your nose with delicious cistus which smell is near the one of violet. I basically do not like such brands which might look cheap but Lamborghini's sportivo, classico & prestigio are divine. Different smells obviously but same nice surprise & 24 hour lasting when used as an eau de toilette. Have a few sprays on your neck, 3 or 4 on your jumper & 3 on your chest but true your neck collar. This is the absolute ultimate way for your own nose to keep on smelling the fragrance for hours. Very important about Sportivo; the first spray & minutes are detestable but wait for 5 minutes & it will be good. To become amazing as time & hours go by.

This is the most frustrating fragrance ever. There is a wonderful drydown which envelops you in a glorious melllow halo of orange and lavender and which in quality matches any scent ten times the price. I was completely won over with the first spray. But, alas, it is faster than any Lamborghini in getting away from you. I took tips from other reviewers and soaked myself in the stuff but, in about half an hour, it was gone. Come on, Lamborghini! A scent with your name on it has to have better staying power than this.

dear @Cologne...u def got a bad bottle coz i own this for several years and the scent is nice and strong enough abd the bottle black and not particularly cheap it smells very orangey similar to Terre de Hermes or other well known designer colognes with pronounced orange

Lamborghini... one of the most iconic car manufacturers ever. Just hearing the word conjures up images of style, speed, power and sexiness.. One would naturally think this ethos would translate to other elements of the Lamborghini marque - One might be wrong. When I discovered a bright red box 4.2 oz of Tonino Lamborghini Sportivo I thought here was my chance to finally own a Red Lambo.. alright, maybe not a Countach, or Aventador, but a Red Lamborghini nonetheless !! I really thought the quality and heritage of the brand would carry through to their fragrance line. Now mind you, I have other car company fragrances, Several Bentley, Mercedes, Ferrari and Jaguars and they are all pretty good (Bentley and Mercedes especially so, they are actually excellent - almost niche level) from the packaging to the quality of the juice. Therefore I had high hopes for this Red Lambo... I was sorely disappointed. first thing is the presentation. The bottle (which is totally different from that in the above photo) is red, but not red glass, it is painted red, which had bits chipping off right out of the box. Secondly, the cap is a cheaply molded black plastic which is painted silver. (as a comparison, Bentley caps are real deal metal, stamped with the "B" logo.) the whole Lambo thing just feels cheap and gives a cheap presentation. As for the juice, it is almost has no scent whatsoever. Its as if they just put pure alcohol or witch hazel in a bottle. I have tested this on several people who are sensitive to scents and they too said there is no real scent at all. Even with a massive dose, like 12 sprays, there is almost nothing to smell. What a let down. To be fair, maybe I got a bad bottle, or it has been reformulated or something since the bottle is so different from the above photo... who knows?? The only saving grace is that this was cheap - But really, who wants a cheap Lamborghini?? Come on Lamborghini, you can do better than this... This is a bad representation of your brand. Especially with the newly announced return of the Countach, your brand is hot, you have an image to live up to. Don't let this cheap representation of your company be many peoples first and lasting impression. Edit: I went and purchased a second bottle thinking maybe my initial bottle was bad. Well I am sad to report the second performed just as poorly as the first. I am 110% certain they are from different batches. The first was made in France - batch number D9JW1, The second was made in USA - batch number 19037 Both by Desire Fragrances. I would think I am just anosmic to this, but others have told me there is little or no scent... oh well... it is like finding out that Countach you just acquired is actually a kit car built on an econobox with a little 40 hp engine.

@cristo Same here, man. Mine is also the red bottle, not the black one in the picture. Mine, much like the title of a movie with Lamborghinis in it, this scent feels Gone In 60 Seconds. Sure, ok a bit of an exaggeration, but not by much. This & Armour by English Laundry (another that I had great hopes for) have become my post-shower perfumes as they just don't last on me at all.

I’ve had this sitting in my closet for years — a gift I never really reached for. The scent itself is actually very pleasant: fresh, bright, and almost orange-citrusy in a way that’s instantly uplifting. Unfortunately, it disappears incredibly fast. On my skin it’s gone within an hour, sometimes even sooner. It could be because the bottle has aged, but the lack of longevity is the only reason I don’t wear this more often. A great opening, but far too fleeting.

This isn't a very good fragrance at all. Doesn't last long, doesn't project at all. Far too imbalanced towards citrus. Will remind you of spray-on lemon/orange furniture polish. Nothing offensive about it, I actually like that smell... on my furniture! And if I did want to wear it, I'd want it to last a lot longer. Not a good buy at any price unfortunately.

There isn't much to say to contradict what others have already said about this fragrance. This is one where the low rating is extremely appropriate, and CristoCologne said everything pretty much spot on. Scent: blah, Longevity: Nonexistent, Sillage: See Longevity. I've put this in my bathroom and can spray it 15 times and within seconds, the scent is gone. You get a few more seconds if you apply it to your skin or clothes, but it's still vapor-quick dissipation. Apparently, you can't buy anything with the Lamborgini name that's ever "slow". On all that alone, I'd say I dislike this, but, me being a car guy, and the fact that this fragrance is attached to such a revered car brand, gives it even fewer points and moves it to being "awful". 1/10

The opening is really nice. On a side note.. I feel like a few Lamborghini Tonino’s have very similar backbones. Almost the same DNA. It opens with a blast of citrus.. really great smelling to my nose. It seems like it’ll be a citrus bomb freshie, but it dries down to more of a fougere.. due to the vetiver, lavender and herbal notes. It still has some citrus which is nice, but it becomes less fruity and more clean. This is not a sweet fruit fragrance. I was expecting a semi sweet “sport” scent. It’s a citrus blast that dries down to a inoffensive freshie/fougere. Ages are college and up, and since it’s a little more clean it would suit work or casual. Day to night.. leaning day and most likely a spring summer exclusive. The projection is weak along with longevity but then again so are all of the other LT’s I own. I returned Classico even though I enjoy its scent the most. Overall it’s a good safe spring summer cologne for the college student and up. Nothing mind blowing, but it does have a sophisticated (aka more mature) backbone than your typical warm weather freshies which makes it somewhat unique. Will I wear it? Sure why not. Will I repurchase? No. Overall.. decent juice.

First thought, this reminded me of Britney Spears' Hidden Fantasy. I smelled orange. It says on the site they both share orange and also wood notes. She smells longer but not for much. This lasts for seconds and it's gone. Maybe in heat it's better? This also reminds me a little of Perry Ellis 18 Intense(both share woodsy notes and Lavender, so that must be why).It's like orange spice water for mere seconds. Safe to be unisex if you even wanna waste your money, which this definitively is.

Liked it when I had it, smells unique, but no longevity whatsoever. I still have the metal box it came in, though.

I have this perfume. it smells nice, but the longevity is too short or almost none. I used it as a spray only.