Documents: Swiss Carte Grise

Chassis No. ZHWGE11M74LA00129

A very early production example and one of the exceptionally few Gallardos fitted with the highly desirable six-speed manual transmission, this example was delivered new in April 2004 through Garage R. Affolter, Switzerland, the oldest European Lamborghini authorized dealer still in operation. Finished in Black over a Black interior, it was specified with air conditioning, interior storage compartments, cassette and CD player, and the speed-activated rear spoiler.

Accompanied by its original factory documentation, including the owner's handbook and stamped service book, along with various invoices documenting regular servicing and maintenance, the Gallardo was serviced by the original dealer through 14,253 km, followed by Imperiale Sport Car Service in Mirandola, Italy, just a short distance from Sant'Agata Bolognese, then by AutoCoach Geissgass in Interlaken, which notably replaced the clutch and flywheel in 2021, when the car had accumulated 66,992 km. Over the years, the interior and exterior have received careful attention, including a respray and partial retrim. The original catalytic converters were also replaced with Larini High Flow units, addressing a known weakness while improving the exhaust note.

Entrusted to Lamborghini Zürich for its most recent service in October 2026, at 73,620 kilometers, the car benefits from annual maintenance, with a detailed invoice on file.

Accompanied by its original Lamborghini documentation and remote key, this well-maintained Gallardo offers the rare opportunity to experience the visceral combination of a naturally aspirated V10, showcased beneath a highly sought-after transparent engine cover, and a true gated manual transmission, delivering the raw, mechanical and unfiltered character that has become increasingly rare among modern supercars.