2008 Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera on 2040-cars
Palm Desert, California, United States
The time has come for me to part ways with my SL. I bought it pre-owned
from Lamborghini Newport Beach in 2012. Under my ownership the car has
always been garaged, well maintained, and well cared for. It is not
daily driven and only comes out to play in nice weather. Not tracked or
raced. The only mods are an LP-560 front and skid plates.
Just completed the 15k (major service $$$) service at Lambo NB a few weeks ago. Also just put on a brand new set of P-Zero's at that time. Clutch life is at 50%. I've used about 4% a year to put that in perspective for potential buyers. Always serviced at Lambo NB under my ownership. This car needs nothing but a new home. The only imperfection is a ~3 inch rip in the driver's floor mat. Those that own SL's can attest to how crappy the floormats actually are. Aside from that, just a couple nicks not larger than a pin-head from driving. It has navigation, bluetooth, back-up camera, travel package, and front lifting system. It does not have CCB's, Homelink, or carbon interior II package. I do not need to sell so you can keep your lowball cash offers as they will not be responded to. I'm selling because it's time to move on to something else. |
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