$35,000 Discount for 756 Miles Seems Like a Bargain to Us | Carscoops

      The Revuelto's V12 engine could be the final iteration of its kind in Lamborghini's supercar collection.

      This Revuelto was initially priced at $689,158, indicating that the owner has incurred a significant loss.

      The Verde Turbine paint and polished Altanero wheels added substantial costs to this Revuelto.

      Despite the demand, resale values for low-mileage Lamborghini Revuelto examples are having a tough time.

      With Ferrari reducing its production of the standard SF90 Stradale, the Lamborghini Revuelto has emerged as the most thrilling Italian supercar currently available. It offers remarkable performance and a design that embodies the Lamborghini V12 ethos, fulfilling all the criteria for an exhilarating, high-performance vehicle. However, it appears to be struggling when it comes to being seen as a sought-after collectible.

      In the United States, the Revuelto has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of just over $600,000, but a glance through Autotrader reveals numerous dealers advertising low-mileage models for over $750,000, with some listings exceeding $800,000.

      Earlier this week, a 2024 Revuelto with only 756 miles (1,216 km) sold for about $35,000 below its original price, which could reflect the actual market value buyers are willing to pay.

      This particular Revuelto was sold through Bring a Trailer and came loaded with numerous premium features. The most expensive option was the $15,400 Verde Turbine paint job, a striking finish that is sure to attract attention. It also included polished 21-inch and 22-inch Altanero wheels, priced at $5,900, along with titanium wheel bolts, matte tailpipes, and various interior enhancements. These additions brought the initial price to $689,158, but it eventually sold for $655,000.

      The successful bidder not only obtained what appears to be a fantastic deal, but prior to the sale, the exterior was ceramic-coated and given a paint protection film, ensuring it will remain in excellent condition for years to come.

      Inside, the Revuelto contrasts its military green exterior with a refined Nero Ade black leather interior, accentuated by bright orange highlights on the seats, transmission tunnel, door panels, and dashboard. It is also equipped with the optional 9.1-inch passenger display, which enhances the main infotainment system and digital gauge cluster.

      There is a strong likelihood that the Revuelto will be Lamborghini's last V12-powered supercar, making it a rare opportunity for those who can afford it, one that may not present itself again.