First introduced in 2003, the Lamborghini Gallardo marked a pivotal moment for the Italian marque as it is widely considered the first all-new Lamborghini developed under Audi ownership/Volkswagen Group. The car that would ultimately become one of the Raging Bull brand’s best-selling models to date. Positioned below the flagship V12 Murciélago, the Gallardo brought Lamborghini V10 performance to a more compact, usable platform while retaining the drama, sound, and visual intensity expected from Sant’Agata.

Power comes from a 5.0-liter naturally aspirated V10, which puts out 500 horsepower and 376 pound-feet paired here with a 6-speed manual transaxle driving all four wheels. Early Gallardos were offered with a traditional gated manual from the factory, a feature that has since become a defining hallmark of the baby Lambo's collectability. This particular example has undergone a 6-speed manual conversion by Royalty Exotic Cars in Las Vegas, Nevada, transforming the driving experience into a far more analog and engaging affair. This Royalty conversion was completed with 100% OEM parts, using factory software, and remains fully serviceable by Lamborghini dealerships per the factory service procedures. 

Visually, the car is finished in Arancio Borealis, a period-correct Lamborghini color that emphasizes the Gallardo’s sharp lines and compact proportions defined by Luc Donckervolke. Exterior details include 19-inch Cassiopeia wheels, a speed-activated rear spoiler, black-painted brake calipers, and a clear glass engine cover showcasing the V10 beneath. The interior is trimmed in Brown and Cream leather, complemented by a suede headliner, dual-zone climate control, and a gated shifter that remains the focal point of the cabin. Overall, the cabin is in excellent condition for its age, showing minimal wear with the aftermarket head unit adding a touch of modern convenience.

Based on history, this Gallardo has seen ownership across Florida and Nevada, with no accidents reported on record, and the car presents as a well-kept example of an increasingly desirable early Gallardo configuration. Included with the sale are one key and a trickle charger. As Lamborghini continues to move towards dual-clutch-only transmissions and electrification with the Temerario, early Gallardos like this one stand out as accessible entry points into classic Lamborghini ownership.

With its naturally aspirated V10, compact footprint, further accentuated by manual-shift engagement, this 2004 Gallardo captures the essence of Lamborghini’s modern analog era and represents a compelling opportunity for collectors seeking character, sound, and presence above all else.

• Arancio Borealis paint
• 19" Cassiopeia wheels
• Speed activated rear spoiler
• Black painted brake calipers
• Clear glass engine cover

• Brown and Cream leather upholstery
• Suede headliner
• Gated shifter
• Touch-screen head unit
• Dual zone climate control

• 5.0 Liter V10
• 6 Speed manual transaxle

• 1 Key
• Trickle charger

• 6-speed manual conversion
• Replacement touch screen head unit