Launched for 2004, the Gallardo filled a gap in the Lamborghini range that had remained empty for over a decade. It was smaller and more affordable than the V12-powered Murcielago, so it made the brand accessible to a wider target audience and landed in a segment dominated by arch-nemesis Ferrari. With sharp lines and a sonorous V10 engine, the Gallardo remained in production until 2014, when it was replaced by the Huracan.
Offre privée~13,200 Miles, 12-Year Owner, Unmodified, Reviewed by Kennan Rolsen
10k–20k mi•Automatic
White•Natural Tan
Los Angeles, CA
Offre privée
Annonce publique2k miles, 502-hp Flat-6, Front-Axle Lift System, $54,000+ in Options
1k–2.5k mi•Manual
Chalk•Black
Los Angeles, CA
Annonce publique9k Miles, 8,500-rpm V10, Rear-Wheel Drive, Front Axle Lift, Balloon White
5k–10k mi•Automatic
Balloon White•Nero Perseus/Bianco Polar
Los Angeles, CA
Annonce publique5k Miles, 789-hp V12, Power-Retractable Hardtop, Tortora Interior
5k–10k mi•Automatic
Nero Daytona•Tortora
Los Angeles, CA
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Annonce publique1 Owner, Twin-Turbo V8 Power, Curacao Blue, Some Modifications
2.5k–5k mi•Automatic
Curacao Blue•Black
San Francisco, CA
Annonce publiqueFactory-Built Race Car, V10 Power, RWD, Numerous Modifications, Titled For Street Use
20k–35k mi•Automatic
Black/Red•Black
Los Angeles
Annonce publiqueBelize Blue • 9,500 Miles • 710-hp Twin-Turbo V8
5k–10k mi•Automatic
Belize Blue•Black
Los Angeles, CA
