How Much Is a Lamborghini?

If you have been waiting for the right moment to put a raging bull in your garage, here is the short answer. An older Lamborghini Gallardo in clean condition often lands in the $100,000–$150,000 price range. The heart of today’s market lives with the Lamborghini Huracan family and the Urus SUV, where most well-specced examples sit roughly $175,000–$350,000 depending on model years, mileage, and options. Flagship Lamborghini Aventador models stretch higher. Earlier coupes can transact around $300,000–$400,000, while special editions rise quickly, and the newer Ultimae or Lamborghini Revuelto plug-in hybrid typically sits in the upper tier, $750,000–$900,000 when new and optioned. In other words, the price range is wide because the Lamborghini lineup spans entry-level supercar thrills to limited halo cars with race-bred horsepower and staggering top speed.

Below, we break down starting price guidance, real-world trends, and what to expect when shopping for exotic cars in today’s automotive market.

New Lamborghini Models: Base Pricing at a Glance

• Lamborghini Revuelto (plug-in hybrid V12, AWD): commonly reported around the high-$600Ks to $700K+ before options.
• Lamborghini Urus S (twin-turbo V8, AWD): typically starts in the mid-$240Ks, rising with options.
• Lamborghini Urus Performante (lighter, sharper Urus): generally begins in the upper-$260Ks and climbs with carbon and interior upgrades.
• Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica (V10, RWD): usually around the mid-$240Ks to high-$240Ks before options.
• Lamborghini Huracan EVO (RWD or AWD): often ranges from the mid-$200Ks upward depending on drivetrain and trim.
• Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato (all-terrain flavor of Huracan): typically high-$270Ks starting, with limited-run scarcity pushing totals higher.
• Aventador Ultimae (V12 farewell, coupe and roadster): historical U.S. base figures landed around the high-$400Ks to mid-$500Ks when new, with present-day trades reflecting rarity and mileage.
• Heritage and halo references you will encounter: Countach, SVJ, Performante, limited special editions, and the Huracan successor, frequently discussed as Temerario. These sit above normal market bands due to scarcity and demand.

If a specific spec or model year combination is on your mind, iLusso can give you current starting price expectations for that exact build.

Beyond the Showroom: What Real Lamborghinis Cost in the Wild

The sticker tells only part of the story. Real-world pricing flexes with color, options, and provenance. A Lamborghini Huracan EVO with lightweight wheels, carbon brakes, and a rare paint may sell far above a similarly aged car with a simpler spec. A Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato trades on exclusivity. Urus SUV values move with mileage and option mix. The Lamborghini Aventador family is defined by scarcity and special editions. Track-leaning badges like SVJ and Performante showcase top speed and hardware that collectors chase.

As a quick mental model:

• Rare colors and factory carbon add value.
• Lower miles and impeccable service files increase confidence.
• Well-documented cars with desirable powertrains or all-wheel drive options move faster.
• Limited-build trims, from Countach revivals to numbered variants, command premiums.

Buying a Used Lamborghini: What You Can Expect

Whether you shop by a showroom or a private listing, the selling process and fees change what you actually pay.

• Lamborghini dealership or reputable exotic retailer: Expect the car’s price plus standard doc fees and tax. You often gain stronger maintenance records, verified options, and a smoother overall process.
• General used car dealership: Similar fee structure, but the exotic expertise can vary.
• Private sale: This varies. Remember that you must pay cash to a stranger with no financing options and limited knowledge of the car’s past problems or potential mileage blockers, especially if a full inspection has not been done.
• Online auctions: You may pay a buyer fee. An underperforming action is not a negative for the buyer. It is possible to get a good deal here if a reserve is set low, but also possible to not win the car at all if the reserve is not met
• Live auctions: Similar buyer fees, but there is a possibility of the buyer not getting the car if the reserve is not met.
• Importing: North American cars are straightforward. Euro-spec examples can add taxes, compliance work, and time.

Regardless of venue, confirm service stamps, option codes, tire and brake wear, and electronics. On Huracan and Aventador, review clutch wear where applicable, and verify that software campaigns and recalls are current.

Owning a Lamborghini: Resale Values, Depreciation, and Investment Potential

Lamborghini values are powered by emotion and scarcity. A well-kept Huracan with the right spec can remain liquid in a healthy current market, while flagship V12s and special editions benefit from constrained supply. Expect a normal depreciation curve on higher-production trims, then steadier behavior as desirable configurations become harder to find. Limited builds and historically important Lamborghini models often resist the market’s ups and downs better, especially when mileage stays low and maintenance records are complete.

If you are comparing to Porsche or other sports cars, remember the audience for a Lambo is sharply focused. The pool of potential buyers is smaller but more intent. In strong markets, the right spec can sell quickly. In softer cycles, the right price and broad syndication matter.

Ready to Buy a Lamborghini?

Whether your dream is a Lamborghini Huracan coupe or spyder, a Lamborghini Urus family hauler with supercar reflexes, or a V12 flagship that shakes the garage at idle, iLusso can help. Share the model years, drivetrain preference like all-wheel drive or rear-drive, and the options that matter most. We will outline a fair valuation for trades, set expectations on price range and starting price, and guide you to the strongest examples in the Lamborghini lineup.

If a Lamborghini Revuelto plug-in hybrid is on your radar, or you are tracking future names like Temerario, we will keep you current as the pricing evolves. From inquiry to delivery, our team simplifies the path so you can focus on the driving experience and the sound of a V10 or V12 at full song.

We handle trade-in evaluations, help market rare exotic vehicle specs, and manage the sales process with the least hassle possible.