What’s my Lamborghini worth?

Used Lamborghini at UK specialist dealers are asking from £89,995 to £2,300,000, with a median of £239,995 today (385 for sale). Year matters most: a 2026 asks a median of £284,975, a 2016 £499,995.

These are asking prices, not what cars sell for or what a dealer would pay you. Buyers usually negotiate, and a dealer buying your car offers less than it would ask, to cover preparation, a warranty and its margin.

As of 13 November 2026, from every Lamborghini for sale at the UK’s specialist dealers, which Vertar reads each day. Find your year below, then your mileage.

Asking prices by year

YearFor saleLowestMedianHighest
202635£233k£285k£590k
202565£223k£245k£580k
202444£177k£238k£530k
202355£170k£218k£480k
202227£160k£190k£760k
202112£145k£170k£390k
202012£140k£152k£750k
201920£130k£225k£725k
201818£135k£265k£380k
201713£135k£260k£900k
201614£125k£500k£750k
20153£125k£175k£180k
20146£130k£165k£470k
20136£180k£275k£300k
20125£135k£260k£285k
20114£135k£243k£340k
20103£135k£210k£1.50m
20092£90k£90k£550k
20082£105k£105k£200k
20074£100k£105k£650k
20051£375k£375k£375k
20031£576k£576k£576k
20001£550k£550k£550k
19981£650k£650k£650k
19971£576k£576k£576k
19881£900k£900k£900k
19841£700k£700k£700k
19831£110k£110k£110k
19821£700k£700k£700k
19811£1000k£1000k£1000k
19782£100k£100k£150k
19741£1000k£1000k£1000k
19731£100k£100k£100k
19691£2.30m£2.30m£2.30m
19681£375k£375k£375k

Asking prices by mileage

All years together, so a band’s figure also reflects the ages of the cars in it.

MileageFor saleLowestMedianHighest
Under 5,000 miles98£105k£310k£1000k
5,000 to 15,000124£135k£240k£1.50m
15,000 to 30,000101£90k£205k£1000k
30,000 to 60,00037£100k£170k£700k
60,000 and over5£100k£130k£143k

By model

ModelYearsFor saleAsking
Urus2018–2026175£130k to £420k
Huracán2014–202577£125k to £480k
Aventador2012–202236£210k to £900k
Gallardo2004–201624£90k to £340k
Temerario2025–202621£280k to £370k
Revuelto2024–202619£445k to £590k
Murciélago2003–201210£370k to £1.50m
Countach1974–19908£700k to £1000k
Diablo1991–20004£550k to £650k
Espada1973–19783£100k to £100k
Miura1967–19693£2.30m
Islero19681£375k
Jalpa19831£110k
LM00219911
Silhouette19781£150k
Sián20211

How quickly they sell

A Lamborghini at a UK specialist sells in a median 38 days, of 63 sold in the last six months. 11% of Lamborghinis for sale at UK specialists have had a price cut, of 354. The average price cut on a Lamborghini still for sale at a UK specialist is 3.2%, of 40 cut.

Asking prices for the Lamborghini at UK specialists are down 4% on 90 days ago, like for like (25 cars compared).

A car priced near the median for its year and mileage sells sooner; one priced well above usually waits, then has its price cut.

Recently sold

The last asking price of each, and how long it took to sell.

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Questions

How much is my Lamborghini worth?

Used Lamborghini at UK specialist dealers are asking from £89,995 to £2,300,000, with a median of £239,995 today (385 for sale). Year matters most: a 2026 asks a median of £284,975, a 2016 £499,995. These are asking prices, not what cars sell for or what a dealer would pay you. Buyers usually negotiate, and a dealer buying your car offers less than it would ask, to cover preparation, a warranty and its margin.

Do Lamborghini hold their value?

Asking prices for the Lamborghini at UK specialists are down 4% on 90 days ago, like for like (25 cars compared). Over the long run, condition, history and mileage matter as much as the market.

How quickly do Lamborghini sell?

A Lamborghini at a UK specialist sells in a median 38 days, of 63 sold in the last six months. 11% of Lamborghinis for sale at UK specialists have had a price cut, of 354. The average price cut on a Lamborghini still for sale at a UK specialist is 3.2%, of 40 cut.

Where can I sell my Lamborghini?

To a specialist dealer (quickest, at a trade price), as a part-exchange, on sale or return through a specialist, through an online car-buying service, at auction, or privately through a classified advert. Our guide to selling compares them.