grmartin

Limoncello Gelato? Cake, thanks for shooting me a PM and responding on here! I'll take a look into light-weight, transparent materials that aren't so sensitive to weather changes and falling objects. I think that could be an interesting way of enhancing the drivers cabin. I'll post an update with findings if you'd like to follow along.

Hi Everyone, I have been a lurker on LamboPower for some time now, just educating myself on the Lamborghini brand and also its consumers (all of you). This is my first post that actually contributes to the community here so bare with me. I am a marketing, information systems, and entrepreneurship undergrad. at the University of Cincinnati finishing my 4th out of a 5 year co-op program. I am working towards a co-op/internship at Lamborghini and would like to stay on board with a career in the industry. Currently, I am enrolled in a New Product Development course which gives each student the entire semester to create a new product and/or service in any industry of their choosing to solve any problem, execute any objective, build any brand, etc. I want to solely focus this entire project on bettering Lamborghini's vehicles in any way, big or small. At this point, I am just starting to formulate ideas, and I want to go directly to the consumers of the Lamborghini brand that have the most exposure to each vehicles' ins-and-outs, problems, qualities that can be further developed, etc. I'd like to hear what any of you have to say about your experience with your vehicle, what could be better, what you wish your car had, what could change about the vehicle that would make it just 1% more enjoyable in any way. Truly any ideas you may have, please share them because this project is solely revolving around the end user (short of machine guns on the top to clear traffic ). I have full access to AutoCAD 3D modeling software / 3D printers at the university's design college (DAAP) so real world models will be created from your ideas as well as help from engineering students so any ideas that are difficult to develop are encouraged. Pictures and updates will be posted every step of the way if you'd like to follow along with what is being built! As a last point, I will not be profiting off of this project in any way. This is solely for university research and for me to build my portfolio before applying to Lamborghini's internship program / to better understand how the brand can be furthered in the future. Thanks for any help and ideas all of you may have! - Greg

I have lived in Cincinnati, Ohio for 20 years and it truly is a well rounded spot. The city is very cost effective, safe, entertaining year round, and still growing. The car enthusiast population here is very solid as well. Lots of good roads with little traffic to cruise on a sunny day. People are very well mannered and welcoming. I will say that the city got a bad rep for one specific section named "Over The Rhine", at one point it actually had the highest homicide rate in the country. But within the past 4 years it is astonishing how much it has cleaned up and become a hot spot for entrepreneurial startups / nightlife. I think there is still a 10 block section that has some heavy crime (what city doesn't have a questionable spot?) but it is constantly patrolled by the PD. It definitely caters toward both the single & married demographic. Also, if you want to visit another big city you're a 2.5 hr flight from 60% of the country.

Thought I would hop in on the fun!

New member here but not foreign to the LP community! Will post in the future but for now, just educating myself!