Originally delivered on 22 May 2007 at just 111 km, the car’s service book records SAM TWELVE as the selling dealer, with the delivery inspection carried out by Global Garage in Cap d’Ail, on the French Riviera near Monaco. Today, it shows 39,950 km. The first owner chose a truly extraordinary combination: Balloon White pearlescent paintwork over an almost entirely orange leather interior. Even on a Murciélago, this specification stands out.
Balloon White was an extra cost factory paint finish, but the interior is where the specification becomes particularly remarkable. The orange leather extends far beyond the seats, covering almost every upholstered surface, including the headlining. Above you, around you and across the cabin, the colour creates a strikingly complete effect. Q citura diamond stitching on both the seats and the leather headlining adds another carefully chosen detail. This is the kind of interior you rarely encounter, even in cars built to stand out. The black upper dashboard and black leather steering wheel provide a balanced contrast, complemented by black carpets with orange edging and Lamborghini emblems on the headrests. Outside, titanium finish Hercules wheels with coloured Lamborghini centre emblems complete the specification, together with black brake calipers and the traditional louvred engine cover. The front axle lift adds a useful practical feature.
Balloon White was an extra cost factory paint finish, but the interior is where the specification becomes particularly remarkable. The orange leather extends far beyond the seats, covering almost every upholstered surface, including the headlining. Above you, around you and across the cabin, the colour creates a strikingly complete effect. Q citura diamond stitching on both the seats and the leather headlining adds another carefully chosen detail. This is the kind of interior you rarely encounter, even in cars built to stand out. The black upper dashboard and black leather steering wheel provide a balanced contrast, complemented by black carpets with orange edging and Lamborghini emblems on the headrests. Outside, titanium finish Hercules wheels with coloured Lamborghini centre emblems complete the specification, together with black brake calipers and the traditional louvred engine cover. The front axle lift adds a useful practical feature.
The substance beneath that striking appearance is just as compelling. The 640 hp V12 is paired with the six speed E gear transmission and permanent four wheel drive. The appeal starts with the specification, but the large capacity, naturally aspirated twelve cylinder engine remains at the heart of the experience.
The car is accompanied by a full service history, its stamped service book, an official copy of the European Certificate of Conformity and current Belgian registration.
