2003 Lamborghini Murciélago R-GT
Factory One-Off Showcar
IAA Frankfurt 2003
Lamborghini Museum Display
Year
2003
Brand
Lamborghini
Model Variant
Murciélago R-GT
Current Mileage


chassis
1052
Engine capacity
exterior color
Interior color
transmisSion
Top speed
Designer
Years produced
-
Total production
1
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The Rebirth of the Lamborghini Murcielago R-GT IAA Frankfurt Show Car
The 2003 IAA Frankfurt Motor Show, Lamborghini Murcielago R-GT prototype. A car used by Lamborghini for Press Images and later on display for over 10 years in the factory museum.
This iconic car is arguably one of the most significant modern Lamborghini show cars and widely loved by Lamborghini enthusiasts and collectors. It is very rare that Factory Show/Prototype cars become available and we had to jump at the opportunity.
Upon purchasing the car, we decided to immediately ship it to Sant’Agata to the Lamborghini Factory to have it certified by their Polo Storico division. With the help of our friends at Lamborghini, we learned that the exposed Carbon Fiber bodied prototype had never run and was considered “too radical,” by the FIA. It was placed in the museum and Reiter Engineering, Audi Sport and Lamborghini re-developed the R-GT concept for racing.
The 2003 IAA Frankfurt Motor Show, Lamborghini Murcielago R-GT prototype. A car used by Lamborghini for Press Images and later on display for over 10 years in the factory museum.
This iconic car is arguably one of the most significant modern Lamborghini show cars and widely loved by Lamborghini enthusiasts and collectors. It is very rare that Factory Show/Prototype cars become available and we had to jump at the opportunity.
Upon purchasing the car, we decided to immediately ship it to Sant’Agata to the Lamborghini Factory to have it certified by their Polo Storico division. With the help of our friends at Lamborghini, we learned that the exposed Carbon Fiber bodied prototype had never run and was considered “too radical,” by the FIA. It was placed in the museum and Reiter Engineering, Audi Sport and Lamborghini re-developed the R-GT concept for racing.
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