Lamborghini Espada

Lamborghini Espada Green Back View

The Espada Series of cars were Lamborghini’s most successful model at the time. 3 different models of the car were produced though distinguishing some cars is difficult. The rule of thumb seems to be that S1 cars had chassis numbers beginning with 7, S2 The Lamborghini Espada, built for exactly ten years, starting in 1968, was never intended to be a sharp-driving supercar, being more suited to carrying people and some of their bags in comfort and at great speed, if necessary. For me that had something to evo's Harry Metcalfe drives his Lamborghini Espada through Europe, via the wonderful Route Napoleon, in his latest video diary Harry’s Lamborghini Espada is a 1970 supercar with four seats and one of the quirkiest side profiles ever to roll out of a car The Lamborghini Espada was first revealed at the 1967 Geneva Motor show at a time when good things were happening at Lamborghini. Photo Gallery Based on Bertone?s 1966 Marzal show car, the Lamborghini Espada was produced from 1968 to 1978 at the Sant? As far as classic sports car goes, barely anything can beat an Italian car with a V-12 up front. The cost of owning one of these can be expensive, but the cheapest entry into this category would have to be the Lamborghini Espada. Styling was based off of With 129 dealerships worldwide, in little more than half a century Lamborghini has created an uninterrupted series of extraordinary, exclusive cars that include the 350 GT, Miura, Espada, Countach, Diablo, Murciélago, and several limited series like the .

This 1972 Lamborghini Espada Lamborghini Espada Coupe . It is equipped with a 5 Speed Manual transmission. The vehicle is Blue with a Tan Leather interior. It is offered As-Is, not covered by a warranty. - 1972 Lamborghini 400 GT Espada (Series II) Chassis ON the idyllic October day on which this year’s Scarsdale Concours d’Élégance took place, the Most Unique award was presented to a 1974 Lamborghini Espada. One of some 1,200 examples of that model built in 1968-78, the exotic Italian car was A 1974 Lamborghini Espada has literally blown up in the US after its owner tried to start the engine. Miraculously, nobody was injured during the incident. It’s a bit bizarre, but according to reports a 51-year-old man went to start his classic Though everyone has been high fiving and celebrating the start of the all-new season of Britain's Top Gear season 20, I am far more interested in a segment that the one and only Harry Metcalfe recently produced. Evo Magazine's head cheese, Metcalfe, is .

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