The Urraco may not be the Lambo you had as a poster on your bedroom wall growing up, but it's still incredibly rare and an authentic Lamborghini. Not many of these cars were made for the US market and we're not sure if you're going to find another one this clean for this cheap. At $28,800, it's less than a new Toyota Avalon and we don't know a single interesting person that drives an Avalon. We're not saying you're going to be able to drive this daily (chances are you'll arrive at your destination in a smoke cloud of some kind) but you would own a real yellow Lamborghini that would be an absolute blast to drive on the weekends. We love that this is Lamborghini's attempt at making a practical car with it's 2+2 layout and tiny 2.5ltr V8 that leaves room for storage compartments at the front and rear of the car. We also think that these cars are on their way to becoming collectors so this may be a good opportunity to invest in some fine Italian goods. Find it here in Valencia, CA!
1975 Lamborghini Urraco
Nestled in the hills of Pasadena sits a rather ominous black building known as Art Center College of Design. This school is responsible for producing the majority of the world's automotive designers.So it makes sense that they would host an amazing car show every year.
The GT40 is another one of those cars where there is no shame in owning a replica.
The concept of a kit car is great. You turn a regular boring car into a an expensive exotic sports car. But more often than not, the end result looks like a poorly fitted fiberglass body on a tortured Fiero frame. Here's a chance to change that. We were racking our brains trying to come up with a plan that would turn this project from just another Lambo kit car to something appealing and unique. What if instead of finishing this car as a faithful Diablo replica you turned it into a R.W.B. Lamborghini. Drop it as low as it goes, find the widest set of BBS wheels possible, paint it an outrageous shade of orange, bolt on some HUGE flares and serious bits of aero to turn this into a wild custom car. Make the real Lambo owners stop and consider for a moment. This car is already sporting the Diablo GTR body, a decent interior, and a rollcage. If we were going to turn this into a R.W.B. Lambo, we'd swap out the asthmatic Fiero V6 for a LS1 or Northstar V8. If you're willing to take up the challenge, find this Diablo project here, in Las Vegas, NV for $8,000. If you're unfamiliar as to what R.W.B. is, click here or anywhere it says "R.W.B."
Lamborghini Diablo Kit Car on a Fiero Chassis
It was getting more and more difficult to pick a favorite at this years show.
