Lamborghini Gallardo Base Coupe 2-door on 2040-cars
Kansas City, Kansas, United States
2005 Lamborghini Gallardo 2dr Coupe with a 6-Speed Manual Transmission. Finished in a Rosso Metis Red Exterior and Nero Perseus Black Leather Interior. This Lamborghini has been extremely well maintained, regularly serviced (oil changed within the last 400), and with only 10,800 miles it is in exceptional condition! In addition to its luxurious standard factory equipment, this Gallardo boasts an attractive list of options that includes, Titanium Colored Wheels, Transparent Engine Bonnet, Full Power Seats, Silver Brake Calipers, CI Badge Wheels, Premium Sound System, Bi-Xenon Headlights, Lamborghini Branding Floor Mats and . I have upgraded the car with a Lamborghini OEM Navi plus headunit. No backup camera, but the function can be added. Navi will work if the antenna is installed (which is included but never installed). There is an audiovox duo integration to the headunit to support music from your iphone. Please go to the following address to see a video - vimeo "dotcom" /102964822 · NAVIGATION HEADUNIT · LOC Gallardo Sport Exhaust System · CLEAR BRA (Frontal, mirrors · 2 KEYS · AIR CONDITIONING · ALLOY WHEELS · ANTI-LOCK BRAKES · CD PLAYER · CLIMATE CONTROL · DRIVER AIRBAG · DUAL ZONE CLIMATE CONTROL · FOG LIGHTS · LEATHER SEATS · OWNER'S MANUAL · PASSENGER AIRBAG · POWER DRIVERS SEAT · POWER LOCKS · POWER MIRRORS · POWER PASSENGER SEAT · POWER SEATS · POWER WINDOWS · REAR SPOILER · REMOTE KEYS · SECURITY SYSTEM · TACHOMETER · TIRE PRESSURE MONITOR · TRACTION CONTROL · VARIABLE WIPERS · XENON HEADLIGHTS
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Lamborghini Centenario possibly revealed in patent photos
Thu, Feb 18 2016Newly published Lamborghini patent images might give us a preview of the upcoming Centenario, which celebrates the hundredth anniversary of Ferruccio Lamborghini's birth. The low-slung design features a pointed nose, and the profile has an arc running from the tip of the front to the rear. The shape looks like it would slice through the air, and the massive diffuser is definitely attention grabbing at the rear. From the top, there appears to be a small, roof-mounted vent into the engine compartment. Three exhausts poke out the rear, including a slightly smaller one in the center. In traditional Lamborghini fashion, visibility out the back seems practically nonexistent. Hopefully, the company mounts a camera back there to make life easier. Lamborghini reportedly bases the Centenario on the Aventador, which seems likely from these renderings. The company allegedly plans to build 20 coupes and 20 convertibles for $2.4 million each, and power would come from a more potent version of the supercar's V12. Rumors suggest we might see the Centenario launch at the Geneva Motor Show in early March, but the debut might be perfunctory. Even at the astronomical price, they're supposedly already sold out. These renderings come from the Office of Harmonization for the Internal Market, which handles patents and trademarks in the European Union. The documents with this listing unfortunately don't give away the model name, but it shows Lamborghini registered for the design patent on October 26, 2015. The renderings were just published on February 17, 2016. Related Video:
Bulls on vacation: Lamborghini Giro 2015
Wed, Aug 19 2015Twenty-one owners were on hand for the Lamborghini Giro 2015, the tenth edition of the exclusive brand's most exclusive event. Hailing from the US and Canada, the small group blazed over some of the best roads in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts. Luxury accommodations were provided at each stop on the four-day tour in late July. Twenty-one owners may sound like a minuscule showing, but it represents nearly 3% of the yearly American customer base. The colorful collection of Aventadors, Huracans, and Gallardos charged around New England like a high-speed string of Skittles. Challenging drives included the storied climb of New Hampshire's famed 6,288-foot Mount Washington and a mad dash up sinuous Route 17 through Vermont's Appalachian Gap. It all concluded with a police-escorted romp into the heart of Boston. Brilliant as the driving is, the Giro is also an opportunity for the Italian brand to connect with and take the pulse of owners in America, its largest market. Twenty-one owners may sound like a minuscule showing, but consider this: Lamborghini sold just over 2,000 cars globally in 2014, 736 of them in the US. This privileged few represents nearly three percent of the yearly American customer base. For comparison, Ford Motor Company sold 2,480,942 vehicles in 2014. If a similar portion of American Ford owners breezed into New England for a Ford Giro, that would equate to more than 70,000 "Ford-istas." Begun in 2006 in the US, the event is relatively unknown, even among Lamborghini owners. Capped at a maximum of 25 couples/cars, the Giro draws some of the most loyal customers of the Bologna-based icon. Exclusivity – participants mix with top management and are looked after by Lamborghini "concierges" – is what sets it apart from larger yet still select activities for the faithful, including the Lamborghini Esperienza (track events for owners) and Accademia (track and winter driving academies). Given the statistical significance of the participants, we couldn't help but survey the well-heeled swells running their bulls on the 2015 Giro about what they thought of the company's gamble on a third Lamborghini model in the form of an SUV – the upcoming Urus. Will it diminish the flamboyant brand's street cred? Half said "No", citing the celebrated Porsche Cayenne parable. Half said, "What the ****?!" "It's not only a nice drive," says Alessandro Farmeschi, Lamborghini America Chief Operating Officer.
Tamara Ecclestone's Lamborghini has gone missing
Tue, 16 Apr 2013A Lamborghini Aventador owned by socialite Tamara Ecclestone has disappeared from a garage in London where it was being serviced. The daughter of billionaire Formula One CEO Bernie Ecclestone reportedly purchased the car a couple of years ago from a dealer named Ziad Shawadi when she was dating businessman Omar Khyami. The supercar was put under Omar's name to secure a resident's parking permit, but it was registered to her Chelsea, London, address.
Tamara tried to sell the Lamborghini last summer after the couple split, but learned that her boyfriend had used the $400,000 exotic as collateral on a loan - and that set off a legal battle due for a hearing later this year.
But now the car has disappeared, and the culprits are alleged to be men working for Shawadi who have apparently repossessed it as a result of the outstanding loan. Ecclestone filed a complaint at a Notting Hill police station, but the authorities have said they won't be moving on this one. There has been no word on the fate of the parking permit.