2005 - Lamborghini Gallardo on 2040-cars
Hastings On Hudson, New York, United States
Up for sale is one of the most recognized Lamborghini Gallardos on the east coast…the Leone Homes “HotLambo”. This Gallardo was featured at the New York International Auto Show/DUB Show 2103, the Facebook homepage vehicle for HRE Performance Wheels, featured in a DMC Germany behind the scenes write up, rolled down 5th avenue in the Columbus Day Parade and was in numerous photo shoots/events in and around the tri-state area. There was no expense spared when bringing this Bull from mild to wild. Built by the reputable Martino Auto Concepts, only the best of the best aftermarket components were used in the creation of HotLambo. With only 8,863 miles, this yellow and black 2005 Lamborghini Gallardo is ready to find its new home. It has a clean car fax and the oil was changed last at the 8,000 mile mark. HotLambo boats: · 20inch HRE P101 Performance Wheels finished in satin charcoal with polished step lips· Michelin Pilot Super Sport Tires - 245/30zr20’s up front and 325/25zr20’s in the rear· DMC Tuning 570 full carbon fiber front bumper· DMC Tuning carbon fiber rear wing· Carbon fiber side skirts· OEM head unit with navigation and rear camera· Renown Auto Style complete rear end upgrade (2009 – LP560)· Custom finished calipers· Custom finished air intakes (twinkies)· Carbon fiber steering wheel· Clear engine bonnet· 3M Paint Protection Film (full hood, front and rear bumpers, fenders and partial quarter panels) There is nothing that was overlooked in creating this Bull. The work performed was done meticulously and it shows. Serious inquiries only… Please bid with confidence as my 100% positive feedback speaks for itself. This vehicle is being advertised locally and the seller reserves the right to end the auction at any time. Please ask all questions prior to bidding as all sales are final. Additional pictures and information can be found on the Exotics4Life site. This vehicle is being sold in “as is” condition.
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The List #0691: Drive a Lamborghini
Tue, May 5 2015The List's tour of Italy continues as Jessi and Patrick visit Sant'Agata Bolognese, the home of Lamborghini. While a museum and factory tour provide a brief distraction, our hosts are champing at the bit to hop behind the wheel of the 691-horsepower Lamborghini Aventador. "The Aventador has all the sex appeal you'd expect from an exotic Italian sportscar," says Jessi. "And this Lamborghini has the updated technology you'll need to keep a previously raw and sometimes frightening driving experience to a pure, unadulterated thrill." Watch as Jessi and Patrick unleash this raging bull on the streets of Italy. Have an RSS feed? Click here to add The List. Click here to subscribe to The List in iTunes. Click here to learn more about our hosts, Jessi and Patrick. Lamborghini Driving Coupe Supercars The List Videos Original Video autoblog black
BMW Z8, Lambo LM002 sell for $192,500 apiece in Detroit [w/poll]
Wed, Jul 29 2015Think a car are a bad investment? That all depends on what kind of car you're talking about. Because while most cars depreciate in value as soon as you drive them off the lot, others can do even better than hold their value. The cars that appreciate tend to be pretty high-end exotics, but they don't have to be multi-million-dollar classics to command a premium at auction. Just look at the results from RM Sotheby's Motor City sale in Detroit this past weekend. The auction house moved a solid $7.4 million worth of metal, which is pretty impressive when you consider that unlike events at Lake Como or Pebble Beach not one of the lots dipped into seven figures. 1930s-era American classics performed the strongest, with Duesenbergs, Packards, Auburns and the like all fetching hundreds of thousands. But what intrigued us most were the European exotics that rounded the top ten results. Amidst the Depression-era American steel were a BMW Z8 from 2001 and a 1988 Lamborghini LM002, each of which sold for an equal $192,500. Hardly the highest figures paid for European exotics this year, but considering how much they were worth just a few years ago, they've proven solid investments. BMW only made 5,703 examples of the Henrik Fisker-designed retro Z8, of which only 2,543 were brought to the United States, where they originally sold for $128,000. The most anyone had ever paid for one at auction, according to Sports Car Market, was $184,082, just this past March at Silverstone. That makes the price achieved this weekend a new record for one of the slinkiest vehicles the Bavarian automaker has ever made, representing an impressive 50-percent increase in value over the course of fourteen years. This particular example chassis WBAEJ13481AH60437 for those keeping track is decked out in silver over black, with less than 15,500 miles on the odometer. This Rambo Lambo was produced early in the 301-unit production run, with the sought-after carbureted engine and 32,000 miles on the clock. It didn't set any records at the same price, other examples of the LM002 having traded over the past few years for over $200k. But considering that Sant'Agata originally charged around $120-130k for the SUV when it was new, its selling price still represents about 50-percent appreciation (leaving inflation aside).
Lamborghini reveals Asterion LPI 910-4 hybrid hypercar concept
Wed, 01 Oct 2014There are automakers that roll out concept cars regularly as a matter of course, and there are those that rarely do. Lamborghini falls squarely in the latter category, which makes the vehicle you see here - revealed just a day before the Paris Motor Show - such a rare treat.
It's called the Lamborghini Asterion LPI 910-4, and if you're familiar with Sant'Agata nomenclature, you're probably already picking apart its specs based on those letters and numbers: LP for longitudinal posterior, telling you this is, like all other contemporary Raging Bulls, a mid-engined supercar. 910 tells you how much metric horsepower it packs. The 4 tells you it's all-wheel drive. But along with the name Asterion, borrowed from a mythical minotaur (a hybrid man-bull, for those unschooled in Greek mythology), it's the letter I - standing for "Ibrido" - which speaks of the novelty of this concept.
That's right, you're looking at the first gasoline-electric hybrid Lamborghini. A plug-in hybrid, in fact, that can travel 31 miles on electricity alone. The powertrain combines the 5.2-liter V10 and seven-speed DSG from the Huracán (good for 610 metric horsepower) to a trio of electric motors (good for another 300) to bring total output up to a claimed 910 - equivalent to 897 hp by our standards - assuming all four motors are running at peak output at the same time. That makes it the most powerful Lamborghini we've ever seen, and puts it in league with the McLaren P1 and LaFerrari. The result is a 0-62 time quoted at three seconds flat and a top speed of 199 miles per hour, or up to 78 mph in pure electric mode.