2004 Lamborghini Gallardo With Complete LP560-4 Rear End

For any prospecting Australian Lamborghini owners out there, we may have the perfect example for you! The following 2004 Lamborghini Gallardo coupe was recently spotted on local sale website Trading Post, and features a selection of unique aftermarket and OEM components which unquestionably make it one of the most unique and exclusive Gallardo’s not only in the large island nation, but in the entire world!

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Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 with Tubi Exhaust Sound

The Lamborghini Gallardo won’t be on the market for too long now, as the Raging Bull is preparing to offer us a replacement for its entry-level supercar. However, the vehicle will definitely stay in tuner’s hearts for quite a long time and the reason for this is that it comes with an ultra-high tuning potential.

We’ve brought along a video that shows how delicious a Gallardo LP640-4 that had been gifted with a custom exhaust system coming from Tubi, one that perfectly suits the supercar.

The video, which comes from Youtube user NM2255, allows us to listen to the deep growl of the V10 powerplant and, and despite the fact that the driver only revs it in neutral, this manages to bring us into an explosive mood.

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Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 Gold Limited Edition – China Only

 

Lamborghini reconfirmed its focus on the Chinese market with the release of a Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 Gold Limited Edition at the Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macau International Auto Show in southern China.

The model has a special gold metallic paint, new wheels and an unique motor cover. Inside the cabin, the Gallardo distinguishes itself by red stitching in the upholstery. This color refers back to China. 

The special edition is limited to only ten cars and will swap owner for 3.988 million yuan, or 800,000 USD. A standard Gallardo costs you ‘only’ 3 million yuan in China. It seems to be a trend.

Lamborghini is not the only brand with special editions for the Chinese market; Carlsson, Ferrari, Rolls-Royce, Lotus and Aston Martin did exactly the same thing.

Via CarNewsChina.com

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