2003 Lamborghini

Succeeding the famed Lamborghini Diablo in 2001, the Murcielago took its position as the marque’s flagship V12 model, constructed with numerous guises until 2010. This marked the first new model under the ownership of Audi and the first Lamborghini V12 produced with an optional semi-automatic transmission.

The Murcielago is equipped with a 6.2 litre naturally aspirated V12 engine which produces 572 horsepower, transmitted to all four wheels via a 6-speed manual or semi-automatic E Gear transmission. The car achieves 0-60 miles per hour in just 3.8 seconds. The rear differential is integrated with the engine, with a viscous coupling centre differential that transfers power to the front wheels. Power distribution is 70% at the rear and 30% at the front. The Murcielago retains a similar angular body shape to that of the Diablo but incorporates a more muscular, modernised profile.

This Lamborghini Murcielago wears its original specification of Verde Ithaca over a luxuriously upholstered Blu Delphinius leather interior with Verde stitching. The car was delivered new via Lamborghini London in 2003 and has remained in the U.K. to the present day. The Murcielago is equipped with manual transmission, Speedline Corse wheels finished in black, lifting system, CD player and yellow brake callipers.

This example is accompanied by its original document pack, handbooks, warranty booklet and maintenance schedule, numerous invoices, receipts and both keys with factory immobiliser fobs. The car retains a good service history, being maintained by Lamborghini main dealers and marque specialists throughout its life with the most recent being conducted via Lamborghini Leicester. The car will be subject to an annual service and any preparation required within Furlonger workshop prior to being sold.