For Sale at Auction: 2008 Lamborghini Murcielago in Las Vegas, Nevada

Chassis No. ZHWBU47SX8LA02743

Unveiled in 2006, the Lamborghini Murcielago LP640-4 Roadster transformed the facelifted LP640-4 Coupe into an all-encompassing, open-air roadster experience. The Roadster received the same arsenal of aesthetic and performance upgrades as its hard-top counterpart, yet it stood apart with its removable soft top and an asymmetrical, driver-focused cockpit.

This 2008 Lamborghini Murcielago LP640-4 Roadster is finished in striking Arancio Atlas. The interior is a brilliant two-tone arrangement of Nero Perseus leather and trim with Arancio Leone inserts and Arancio contrast stitching. The Murcielago has been additionally optioned with the exposed carbon fiber window deflectors, carbon fiber engine brace and carbon fiber interior trim that adorns the center console, instrument binnacle surround, steering wheel, shift paddles, and more.

One of only 223 U.S-market examples equipped with the e-Gear automatic transmission, this Murcielago LP640-4 Roadster was first registered in Newport Beach, California according to its clean CARFAX Vehicle History Report. In April 2010, the car was imported to British Columbia and remained there through a small, documented trail of caretakers until returning Stateside earlier this year.

Upon reentry to the U.S., the Murcielago received a comprehensive service from Lamborghini Seattle/ Fields Motorcars Bellevue in May 2026, which included an oil change and both a transmission and brake fluid flush. Ultimately settling in Florida, the Murcielago had its clutch replaced, new OEM battery installed, and remaining fluids refreshed by exotic car specialists Excell Racing this past August.

Today, this vibrant 2008 Lamborghini Murcielago LP640-4 Roadster is offered with only 6,015 miles at cataloging and is furnished with its owner's manual, soft top cover and associated soft top components, and a branded car cover. It has also notably been fitted with a Kreissieg exhaust system to further sharpen the wail of the LP640's naturally-aspirated V12. Resplendent in its Arancio Atlas factory livery-which the consignor reports is completely covered with Paint Protection Film-this LP640-4 Roadster perfectly expresses the design language that Lamborghini's in-house design team wished to showcase; indeed, the original Murcielago's launch color was a complementary shade of Arancio. This is a collector-grade, low mileage example that will stand out in any collection of exceptional supercars.