2006 Lamborghini Gallardo E-gear Automatic Awd on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
This Lamborghini Gallardo has been lightly driven (24,600 miles) and there is little to no wear and tear on this vehicle. Its dark blue metallic color with silver-plated Asanti wheels and Brembo brakes yellow calipers) and transparent engine cover makes it elegant, unique, and special.
This Lamborghini includes: - 5.0 L (303) DOHC SMPI 4-Valve Aluminum 10-Cylinder Engine - 6-Speed e-Gear Automatic Transmission - AWD (4-wheel drive) - Bi-Color Sportive Package - Rearview Back-up Camera - Anti-theft alarm system - DVD Based GPS Navigation System - Interior Leather Package - Transparent Engine Cover - Asanti Performance Wheels - Brembo brakes, yellow calipers - Automatic Slip Control Plus all Lamborghini Gallardo Standard Equipment (front air dams, electronically-controlled rear spoiler, AM/FM stereo w/CD, automatic slip control, power windows and locks, electronic stability program (ESP), 6-speed manual transmission w/OD, Lamborghini electronic engine management (LIE), front/side air bags, variable valve riming (VVT), dual zone climate control system, leather wrapped tilt/telescopic steering wheel, leather blue-tan seats, anti-lock braking system (ABS) w/electronic brake force distribution, & many more Payment: By wire -transfer or cash only: full amount 7-days after auction closing with a $500 deposit 24-hours after closing for winning bidder. Buyer responsible for all applicable state sales taxes, other taxes, and vehicle transfer fees. (Sorry, NO checks of any kind at all, no partial payments, no financing available). Shipping: Sale based on FOB Miami, FL basis. Buyer must arrange for shipping at its own cost and responsibility. Transfer: After winning bid is confirmed and $500 deposit received within 24-hours, a Bill of Sale will be sent to buyer with detailed wire transfer data for payment of balance. Title will be transferred and mailed immediately after confirmation of payment deposit of the balance. |
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