03/27/2008, 10:27 AM

Lamborghini

Lamborghini stops Gallardo Superleggera production

After unveiling its newest product, the Lamborghini announced on Thursday it stopped production of the Gallardo Superleggera, a lightweight, more performance-oriented version of the Gallardo. The Italian exotic car manufacturer shipped just 172 of the cars to the U.S. in its short life span.

The Superleggera weighed 154 lbs less than the standard Gallardo thanks to a heavy diet of carbon fiber and made 10 more horsepower, for a total of 530, from its 5.0 liter V10 engine. There are 46 orange, 45 yellow, 37 black, 34 gray and 10 white Superleggeras on U.S. soil, as per Motor Trend.

 
 

03/27, 10:41 AM

posted by:

F451

Rare automobiles indeed.

03/27, 10:45 AM

posted by:

corvette

damn.

03/27, 11:02 AM

posted by:

mayer_ray_nagin

And the reason is…… WHAT?

03/27, 11:17 AM

posted by:

LamborghiniZ

Stupid as ****. Lame lame lame. Should have kept both, wouldn’t have been that hard.

03/27, 11:53 AM

posted by:

A4

im sure they’re going to make a new one…

03/27, 12:16 PM

posted by:

DeansterTJ

For a measly 154 lbs off and 10 more hp, is this really that exclusive?

03/27, 12:49 PM

posted by:

inspire

Wait 20 years … I’m sure the car will keep its value or even appreciate due to their rarity. (esp the white ones). Seriously … who can really afford them but the uber-rich? Most will be garage queens or parked in front of a country club to be talked about over flutes of champagne? Sad to think those race cars will never see what they are capable of doing.

03/27, 1:13 PM

posted by:

CleanGTO

I’m calling marketing tactic and future exclusivity.

03/27, 1:58 PM

posted by:

driver54

Orange is the most popular color?? Then comes yellow?? Yeah, because a black, white or gray Gallardo does not say “hey look at me” enough.

03/27, 3:09 PM

posted by:

jabari

Exactly Deanster.

03/27, 7:36 PM

posted by:

carbonsigma

mayer_ray_nagin, isn’t it cos Lamborghini is updating the Superleggera as per the LP560-4?

03/27, 7:45 PM

posted by:

deutschetouring1337

Read between the lines guys, Porsche is silently taking over now.

03/27, 9:09 PM

posted by:

Need4SSpeed

Why can’t Lamborghini just have a LP560-4 Superleggera?

03/27, 9:10 PM

posted by:

autonut

I wonder how one notices the difference between 520 and 530 hp and 154 lbs with motor of over 500 hp output? I believe it was possible to measure the difference in horsepower, but I am sure it wasn’t ordinary: we are talking less then 2% precision in measurement.

03/28, 3:25 PM

posted by:

lamboz get a life

I wonder how many of you on here will actually ever own a high priced exotic?
Its O.K. Lambo Z , don’t cry too hard little boy.

03/29, 6:17 PM

posted by:

gtv6

I’d talk about a lambo over a flute of champagne.

04/02, 10:26 PM

posted by:

jaycampbell88

so what car now is going to have that beautifull all swede interior? superleggera definitly has the nicest interior out of all the other lamborghinis!

 
 
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