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2004 Lambo Murcielago Maint. Cost

Old Jun 19, 2013 | 02:09 PM
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2004 Lambo Murcielago Maint. Cost

I am looking to purchase a Lamborghini in the 120-140 range. I recently came across an '04 Murci for $138,000. I am not familiar with Lambo maint. costs or even if the '04 murci is a good purchase (like if those typically have issues, etc...). I'm coming from a GT-R, so I am relatively used to high maintenance costs, but just have no idea what to think. If anyone could please provide any insight into the '04 model year for the Murci and also for maint costs, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!
 
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pretty reasonable compared with GTR. the big difference is clutch change, it's an engine out job that will cost you anywhere from $6-9k.

04 has small 4 pot front brakes that are just inadequate. you can upgrade to the LP640/Gallardo brakes which are 8 pot.

Budget a few grand to fix and service the car. Make sure you know of a good independent shop that specializes Lambos. It helps if there is a Lambo dealer but many are not very good.
 
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pretty reasonable compared with GTR. the big difference is clutch change, it's an engine out job that will cost you anywhere from $6-9k.

04 has small 4 pot front brakes that are just inadequate. you can upgrade to the LP640/Gallardo brakes which are 8 pot.

Budget a few grand to fix and service the car. Make sure you know of a good independent shop that specializes Lambos. It helps if there is a Lambo dealer but many are not very good.
I'm sure this will come up, but what mileage do owners typically change out the clutch? Or rather, what is their expected lifespan?
 
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it largely depends. if you drive in a city in traffic a lot, it could be as low as 12-16k miles

otherwise, it could be 35-50k miles.
 
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Clutch life totally depends on the driver. When I bought my car, it was on its third clutch by 20k miles. My last clutch is at 12k miles with no sign of wear.

Otherwise maintenance isn't bad at all, there are some little things that go wrong, but nothing major in my 2 years/15k miles of ownership.

I put together a blog of general maintenance and mods:
http://lambodiy.blogspot.com/
 
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