1973 Lamborghini Jarama Coupe

As Lamborghini entered the 1970s, they had forged a lineup that they hoped would cover the entire supercar market and was ready to proceed with second-generation models. At the Geneva Show in March of 1970, the company introduced the Jarama, a distinctive 2+2 with husky wheel-arch flares, Espada-style twin NACA ducts in the hood, and a distinctive face with four 'eyes' partly concealed by electrically operated 'eyelids.' The Jarama was broad-shouldered and wore the Espada's wide tracks.

This Lamborghini Jarama is finished in Blue with a two-tone grey interior. The odometer shows 65,000 km.

In 2012, the car was offered for sale at Coys 'Legende et Passion' Monaco sale where it was estimated to sell for €58,000 - €70,000.

By Daniel Vaughan | Jul 2012