Lamborghini Gallardo · 2003–2013 · Buying guide

Gallardo.
The best-selling Lamborghini.

The Gallardo was the brand's first production V10 model and, at the same time, the best-selling Lamborghini ever, with output exceeding 14,000 units from 2003 to 2013. Early cars used a 5.0-litre V10, while the 2008 facelift LP560-4 received a 5.2-litre unit making 560 hp. It was offered with all-wheel or rear-wheel drive and with a manual or automated gearbox. At Japanese auctions the Gallardo is the cheapest route to your own Lamborghini V10.

2003-2013

Production

V10

5.0 & 5.2

500-570 KM

Power range

AWD / RWD

Drivetrain

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Recent Lamborghini Gallardo lots that passed our inspection. Price shown is the start price. Hammer typically lands 1.3–2× higher.

Lamborghini Gallardo 2008 from a Japanese auction

Grade: 4

LHD

Auction ended

Lamborghini Gallardo

4WD LP560-4

2008 34,000 km 5,200 cc AT

Starting price (approx.)

225,802 zł

Lamborghini Gallardo 2006 from a Japanese auction

Grade: 4.5

LHD

Auction ended

Lamborghini Gallardo

4WD

2006 6,000 km 5,000 cc AT

Starting price (approx.)

183,867 zł

Grade: 4

LHD

Auction ended

Lamborghini Gallardo

4WD LP560-4

2008 34,000 km 5,200 cc AT

Starting price (approx.)

225,802 zł

Lamborghini Gallardo 2013 from a Japanese auction

Grade: 4.5

LHD

Auction ended

Lamborghini Gallardo

Spyder 4WD LP560-4

2013 12,000 km 5,200 cc AT

Starting price (approx.)

317,966 zł

Lamborghini Gallardo 2011 from a Japanese auction

Grade: 4

LHD

Auction ended

Lamborghini Gallardo

4WD

2011 14,000 km 5,200 cc AT

Starting price (approx.)

253,451 zł

Grade: 4

LHD

Auction ended

Lamborghini Gallardo

4WD

2011 14,000 km 5,200 cc AT

Starting price

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Versions

Which version to choose?

Gallardo (5.0)

The early 2003–2008 car. A 5.0 V10 making around 500–520 hp, all-wheel drive. The cheapest way in, requiring careful history checks.

LP560-4

The 2008 facelift. A new 5.2 V10 making 560 hp, a better gearbox and revised styling. The most balanced choice on the used market.

LP570-4 Superleggera

The lightweight, track-focused version making 570 hp. A lighter body, carbon-fibre parts and a sharper chassis. Rarer and more sought-after.

LP550-2

The rear-wheel-drive version making around 550 hp. Lighter and more engaging to drive, prized by drivers after a classic character.

FAQ

Gallardo — FAQ

Why is the Gallardo cheap for a Lamborghini?

The Gallardo was built in over 14,000 units, making it the best-selling Lamborghini and the cheapest route to the brand's own V10. The large supply translates into lower prices than rarer models.

How does the early Gallardo differ from the LP560-4?

The early 2003–2008 cars used the 5.0 V10, while the 2008 facelift brought a new 5.2 making 560 hp, a better gearbox and revised styling. The LP560-4 is usually the more polished and dependable choice.

What should I check when buying a Gallardo?

The key points are service history, clutch condition on early automated gearboxes, and paint originality with no signs of accident repair. Cars with documented servicing are the safer choice.

Gallardo. The best-selling Lamborghini.

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Which version to choose?

Gallardo (5.0)

LP560-4

LP570-4 Superleggera

LP550-2

Gallardo — FAQ

Gallardo.
The best-selling Lamborghini.