Spyshots of Gallardo 560-4 Superleggera
#11
Really? I haven't heard anything negative in particular about the breaks. What was the problem with them?
#14
I don't think this will really compete with the 550-2.
One is a 6MT RWD. A little weight lost but still full interior and normal exterior (stripe and black engine surround). Also, cheaper than 560-4
The other is E-Gear only (I assume), probably AWD, lightweight, and rowdy both inside and outside. And more $$
One is a 6MT RWD. A little weight lost but still full interior and normal exterior (stripe and black engine surround). Also, cheaper than 560-4
The other is E-Gear only (I assume), probably AWD, lightweight, and rowdy both inside and outside. And more $$
#15
I don't think this will really compete with the 550-2.
One is a 6MT RWD. A little weight lost but still full interior and normal exterior (stripe and black engine surround). Also, cheaper than 560-4
The other is E-Gear only (I assume), probably AWD, lightweight, and rowdy both inside and outside. And more $$
One is a 6MT RWD. A little weight lost but still full interior and normal exterior (stripe and black engine surround). Also, cheaper than 560-4
The other is E-Gear only (I assume), probably AWD, lightweight, and rowdy both inside and outside. And more $$
Lambo will do a great job diversifying Gallardo model range - LP560-4 as base model, LP550-2 as special edition for RWD lovers and SL as a hardcore track machine. Great model range, you know.
#18
I purposely got an SL without the CCB's.
#20
The CCB's on the previous SL's were difficult to regulate. They were either too sensitive and grabby or not enough and you'd really have to stomp on them to stop the car. People said they got used to it but for street driving they're overkill.
I purposely got an SL without the CCB's.
I purposely got an SL without the CCB's.





