Socialpro

Year: 2013
Make: Lamborghini
Model: Gallardo
Mileage (numbers only please): 5900
Color: Bianco Opalis
VIN: HWGU5BR2DLA13634
Price (no $ sign please): $1
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): West
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 6 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: AM-FM CD

SOLD
SOLD
SOLD

leftlane

Socialpro

Thank you - the car is truly a marvel. I know this decision will long be regretted as there is no suitable replacement out of any Italian factory to come.

Riz

Does this have the same engine/trans as the Balboni Edition or an updated unit with more hp? Is this a 550-2 or 560-2? thanks

nxfedlt1

my white whale....absolutely love it!!!

Socialpro

This DOES in fact have more HP than a Balboni (same engine, different engine programming). This is specifically 1 of the 25, 560-2, rear wheel drive cars that were imported to the US (50th anniversary models).

This car is basically a RWD Superleggera - with a full superleggera interior, SL wheels, Carbon Fiber spoiler, etc. The 50th anniversary only came to the USA as a manual - and capped of Lamborghinis MANUAL production forever, as the last 6 speed cars to roll of that assembly line. Ferrari finished their manual production run in 2010 - which makes THIS the absolute last standing modern italian exotic manual.

Thank you! The pearl white (Bianco Opalis) paint on this car has ONLY been made for this specific model - and gorgeous in person.

HERE are some additional articles on the 560-2 around the web --

http://www.bbc.com/autos/story/20131...is-sweet-stick

http://driving.ca/lamborghini/gallar...h-anniversario

http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars...ion-gallardos/

https://jalopnik.com/who-to-blame-fo...ter-1444034108

http://autoweek.com/article/car-news...n-drive-review

Misplacedyankee

Wow. I kept my fingers crossed it was a spyder. Were any of them spyders? I would have sold the R8 for it. Very rare with the gated shifter.

Socialpro

Out of the 59 6-speed LP cars brought into the US - there were only 2 spyders that came in manual. One was a red 560-4 (final edition bumpers), other one is a 2013 Performante in black. Both AWD.

All others were coupes.

4PTZERO

What a nice example, it's like a Carrera GT for around 20 - 30% of the cost! It's a steal at $218k when you look at it that way.

GLWS.

Seanlabonte

Gorgeous! GLWS

Socialpro

Thank you - the raw emotions this car elicits are hard to convey through a computer screen. Whether driving or standing still.

THIS car to me is the embodiment of a perfect supercar. Modern, light, RWD coupled to a V10 engine --- and all but the most important -- that glorius gated shifter, that got left SO far behind in other supercars many years ago. And no more to be made in this configuration. EVER.

Thank you. I took her out tonight and its making me think over my entire stance on selling her. There will never be a replacement for such a marvel that fusions engineering, emotions, art and history in one package.

Steve 911

Beautiful car. Rare doesn't even begin to describe how hard it is to find a manual LP car. GLWS!

dewilmoth

Did they make any of these with CCB? That would be automotive perfection for me personally, but this car is very close.

GT TREE

I owned a 2012 LP 550-2 myself (E gear unfortunately) for a very short time.

What was MSRP (happen to have window sticker) on this car?

Also, unless I missed it, how did this car not get the 2103 rear bumper. I thought all 13 MY Gallardo's got them...

Never thought I'd want a Gallardo again, but this one would have anyone second guessing!

Socialpro

Thank you -- when you consider the condition of my LP plus low mileage - there definitely aren't more than a handful around left like it in the US.

None were made with CCB. The 25 Anniversary editions brought into the US all came identically speccd - with several cars having just a bit more carbon on the inside (handbrake + door handles). I had CCBs on my previous Gallardo Performante - and prefer these brakes ton better.

MSRP was 212, which was a steal at the time for such a car.

Produced it was one of the lowest priced Gallardos (or ANY lamborghinis!) to come out of that factory. Funny how time works, flipping the equation now making this the most rare and valuable Gallardo in the lineup, never mind the fact that this car close to capped of all manual production out of the italian factories. Only the 'final edition' cars got the different bumpers, and it was a small fraction of '13/'14 cars that came out with that.

I owned a 2013 E-Gear Gallardo Performante for 1.5 years prior to this car - and driving experience, emotions and raw factor having a RWD mated with a 6 speed transmission would make you think you are on an entirely different platform all together. THIS is the only way Gallardos should of been made and sold, as I came away not being a fan of the e-gear at all.