Lamborghini Gallardo 2019-2020 as the Legendary Supercar

As the best Lamborghini’s best-selling model, Gallardo is a legendary supercar that was discontinued at 2013 and replaced by Huracán model in 2014. There are rumors that Lamborghini Gallardo 2019-2020 edition will be released in US, but it is nothing more than gossip. Gallardo was considered to be the top selling model. However, it doesn’t mean that it was a perfect car. Every supercar has different setups and downside. For every type of Gallardo since 2006 models (2005 launch) up to 2013 limited edition models, there are small and sometimes huge differences between one and another.

Lamborghini Gallardo 2019-2020 Model First Gen

First generation of Gallardo released in 2005 has 5.0-liter V10 under the hood and offers two choices of transmissions: conventional one (H-Box six-speed manual transmission) and electro-hydraulic controlled semi-automatic robotized manual (E-gear). E-gear is located behind the steering wheel and it makes easier and faster gear shifts rather than a conventional transmission. The first generation of Lamborghini had so many criticisms from the owners and press.

The Lamborghini Gallardo 2019-2020 Engine Updates

The updates for 2005 edition are improved the car so much. From the exhaust system to the overall lowering of gearing creates a better driving experience. The most significant update of Gallardo comes at 2008 LP 560-4 type with 5.2 L V10 engine. It gives the better fuel consumption and emission because of the implementation of fuel injection system that has more power than the previous cars. Lamborghini Gallardo 2019-2020 are the continuation of special editions of Gallardo family.

End of Production for Lamborghini Gallardo 2019-2020

The last production of Gallardo was on 25 November 2013 in Italy. A Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-2 50° Anniversario was reported to be the last manual transmission type of Lamborghini. Meanwhile, the last variant was bought by a private collector. Lamborghini Gallardo 2019-2020 is very unlikely to be released. With a total of 14,022 units, a second-hand Gallardo is more likely to appear than to be produced again.