| Marca | LAMBORGHINI | Tipo di auto | Targa | Guida | Sinistra |
| Modello | Jalpa | Condizione | Usata | Trazione | - |
| Versione | Jalpa “From a Dutch Lamborghini collection” | Carburante | Benzina | Cambio | Manuale |
| Anno | 1987 | KM | 44470 | Colore | Rosso |
| Marca | LAMBORGHINI | KM | 44470 |
| Modello | Jalpa | Guida | Sinistra |
| Versione | Jalpa “From a Dutch Lamborghini collection” | Carburante | Benzina |
| Tipo di auto | Targa | Trazione | - |
| Condizione | Usata | Cambio | Manuale |
| Anno | 1987 | Colore | Rosso |
| Marca | LAMBORGHINI |
| Modello | Jalpa |
| Versione | Jalpa “From a Dutch Lamborghini collection” |
| Anno | 1987 |
| Tipo di auto | Targa |
| Condizione | Usata |
| Guida | Sinistra |
| Trazione | - |
| Carburante | Benzina |
| Cambio | Manuale |
| KM | 44470 |
| Colore | Rosso |
When we think of Lamborghini, we often dream of the brutal V12 engines found in cars like the Lamborghini Countach. But did you know that it was actually the Jalpa that played a crucial role in keeping the factory in Sant’Agata Bolognese alive during the turbulent 1980s? Following the Urraco and the Silhouette, the Jalpa was the model that allowed Lamborghini to appeal to a broader audience. It was Lamborghini’s answer to the Ferrari 308: a car that was more compact and usable, yet still radiated full Italian passion. And that, perhaps, is the most compelling kind of history a car can carry.
The Jalpa is a development of the Silhouette, further refined technically under the supervision of Giulio Alfieri, the man who had previously made his mark at Maserati. By increasing the stroke of the V8 engine to 3.5 liters, a power unit producing around 255 horsepower was created. With a top speed of approximately 155 mph (249 km/h) and a weight lower than that of the V12 models, the Jalpa offered a remarkably accessible and agile driving experience. Between 1982 and 1988, only 410 examples were built, making it a rare and highly desirable model among collectors today.
This particular example from 1987 is finished in the iconic Rosso Siviglia. The paint has great depth, rich color, and is presented in fantastic condition, beautifully highlighting the angular, unmistakably 1980s design. The interior has been preserved with great care, and the ergonomics—significantly improved in the Jalpa compared to its predecessors—are truly impressive.
What really sets this Jalpa apart is its technical condition. No expense was spared: the engine was fully overhauled and rebuilt by specialists a few years ago. And it shows. The engine runs exceptionally well, and driving this Lamborghini is a genuine pleasure. The clutch is not overly heavy, gear changes are surprisingly smooth, and the seating position is unmistakably Lamborghini.
In addition, this Lamborghini has been personally signed by none other than Valentino Balboni, the legendary factory test driver. This Jalpa is offered with its complete set of booklets and the original factory brochure. The overall condition is very well kept and clearly cherished. A Jalpa in this condition, with this documented history and Balboni’s “seal of approval,” represents an investment in pure Italian driving enjoyment.
Interested in this rare Lamborghini? Contact Gallery Aaldering today. We export our vehicles worldwide—please inquire about the possibilities.
Gallery Aaldering
Brummen NL
+31 (0) 575-56 40 5
http://www.gallery-aaldering.com/en/
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