Mk1 superleggera
Discussion
MrVert said:
/\ Good grief...that is a stunning looking car 
Thank you. It is a very very special car to me and will likely be kept till I die. Practically, It does absolutely everything I want and so I see absolutely no reason to change it.Emotionally, it is very significant and anything else just could never represent what this does, so again, absolutely no reason to change it.
Drclarke said:
With prices crashing as they are, id hold fire as you will be able to pick one up for half the advertised prices
I keep a keen eye on SL prices as have fancied one for a while. They do appear to have dropped far more than just softened in the recent times. I’m surprised given the limited numbers and fact that they seem to have a strong demand and not many available at any one time.Shnozz said:
I keep a keen eye on SL prices as have fancied one for a while. They do appear to have dropped far more than just softened in the recent times. I’m surprised given the limited numbers and fact that they seem to have a strong demand and not many available at any one time.
Always wanted one, almost bought one but I've been keeping my eye on prices for years. 100-120K. Presume the spread is down to UK or far east import. I'd buy an import, can't think of any reason as to why not as long as the car has been checked over, same goes for a UK one I guess.
Shnozz said:
I keep a keen eye on SL prices as have fancied one for a while. They do appear to have dropped far more than just softened in the recent times. I’m surprised given the limited numbers and fact that they seem to have a strong demand and not many available at any one time.
for some reason lambos dont seem to attract crazy prices, the murci sv being a good exampleWCZ said:
for some reason lambos dont seem to attract crazy prices, the murci sv being a good example
The general Gallardo market hasn't changed much in the last two years, with prices pretty much static and with very little selling. I think with people un certain about where prices are going and everyman and his dog with an opinion on classic car prices bombing, there are less people wiling to spend large sums of cash on high end sports car. Less people is the key word here, Cars are still selling but less demand, I sold my Scuderia in a week but my 360 took ages to sell.Superleggeras are different in the market place. They are rare and much more expensive than a stock Gallardo. Prices for Gen 1s range from £100k to 120 depending on colour, mileage, history bla bla bla, you get what you pay for and with them all 10years old now, finding perfect ones is more difficult. Compared to 360CS or a Scuderia they are a bargain price wise and rarer.
I think price wise they are static, don't see them dropping much, they arent really competition against other gallardos as they are quite a different car, or the hurricans as different buyer.
scott.
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