Orange Lamborghini Murciélago, three-quarter front view

Lamborghini Murciélago

2001–2010 · 6.2–6.5L NA V12 · e-gear automated manual · AWD
5.9 / 10
Involvement 8.0 / 10
Lamborghini V12DiabloMurciélagoAventador
Miles actually driven3.0
Bought to drive, not to flip4.5
Track-day sightingscontext · not scored2.5

Reference — shown, never scored

Handling · wide, heavy, all theatre5.8
Power-to-weight · commitment zone380 hp/t
632 hp · 1,665 kg

Why 5.9: The last V12 Lamborghini offered with a clutch pedal, and the gated-manual cars now trade like art. Bought as sculpture more than instrument, and driven accordingly.

DougScore 63 / 100Weekend 42/50 · Daily 21/502008 LP640 · dougdemuro.com

Market value

Median asking price, good condition · $175k (2010) → $320k (2026), trending up · illustrative data

$165k$320k20102026$320k

The long version

The manual cars are the ones collectors circled first, and once word got out that Lamborghini would never build another gated shifter, the buying pattern shifted from wanting to drive a V12 Lambo to wanting to own the last one that shifts like this. Values have climbed roughly 40 percent since 2020 on exactly that story, which is not a chart that rewards putting miles on the odometer. No badges here because it sits in the wide middle: not quite Garage Queen, not quite Flip Bait, just a car bought more for what it represents than what it does on a Tuesday.

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