2008 Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera Dallas Performance S2 Twin Turbo 1100+whp on 2040-cars
Lafayette, Louisiana, United States
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2008 Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera Giallo Midas (tri-coat) E-Gear Non-CCB 11,500 miles (still being driven) Lots of extras:
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Less than 3000 miles on the build. I've been building her up for the past year and I can tell you this is the perfect Twin Turbo opportunity for someone looking to get into 1000+whp cars. This car is near perfect on the exterior. Only blemish of note is a small scratch out of sight under the car on the rear diffuser, well less than normal wear and tear as I had the dealer swap for the freshest one on the floor at the time of purchase. Interior is equally near perfect with the only blemish being one small hairline scratch on the driver's side door panel, out of sight when the door is shut and near impossible to find in broad daylight unless you know exactly where to look. Wheels have never been curbed and have received a gloss-black treatment to better compliment the yellow tri-coat. Tires have <2000 miles on them and are Toyo Proxes R888. They are literally like new. This is model is equipped with regular brakes. NON-CCB So that means they are quieter, work better for daily use, and won't kill your pocketbook when it is time for maintenance. Rotors and pads are fresh with >80% life remaining. This beast runs 800whp and 1000whp on pump gas. She also has settings for 1000whp race gas and 1100whp race gas. She can be tuned for whichever race gas you prefer before delivery. A four setting switch cleanly mounted at the rear of the center console allows for on-the-fly power setting changes. She might have 1100whp but she runs OEM stock when you are not "on it". City speeds she is smooth as silk. Easy cold starts every time. Smooth idle all day long. No odd mannerisms. No weird check engine lights. You disable traction control manually at startup to prevent interference when on-boost (a requirement of most tcs-equipped boost-enabled cars). And then you are ready to go. She gets 19-20mpg on the highway. And the attention this car generates is unreal. You can literally daily drive this beast! And you simply won't believe the power. Even in the lowest setting it will knock the wind out of your lungs. The blink of an eye is all it takes to reach throw-me-under-the-jail speeds. And with the 220mph drop gears you can enjoy allowing the car to stretch it's legs at mile events if that is your thing. Car has zero issues. Has received fresh fluids services in the past 1000 miles. Needs nothing at all. PPI is welcome. This car truly is "like new" !! And she is mechanically overbuilt so she will last. I am selling so I can move on to other projects. (we have a one-toy-at-a-time rule in my house it seems) Includes both keys, transmitters (with new batteries in each fob), all manuals and tools. Nothing is missing! Serious buyers only please private message with questions. More pics available on request. Thanks for viewing! |
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