by Lamborghini Revuelto: Losses on Resale
The Lamborghini Revuelto is currently one of the brightest Italian supercars on the market, especially after Ferrari discontinued the SF90 Stradale. With a powerful V12 engine and aggressive design, this model meets all the requirements of a high-speed car. However, as a collectible, it does not live up to expectations.
Although the starting price of the Revuelto in the U.S. exceeds $600,000, many dealers are trying to sell low-mileage examples for $750,000–800,000. However, recently, one Revuelto with only 756 miles on it was sold for $35,000 below its original price. This may indicate that buyers are unwilling to overpay.
This Revuelto was equipped with premium options, including Verde Turbine paint for $15,400 and polished wheels for $5,900, bringing the total price to $689,158. Yet, it sold for $655,000.
The new owner not only got a lucrative deal but also a car with ceramic coating and protective film, ensuring its pristine condition for years. The interior, upholstered in black Nero Ade leather with bright orange accents, is complemented by a 9.1-inch passenger screen.
The Revuelto may one day become a collectible, but for now, its market value is unstable. For those who can afford it, this might be a unique opportunity that won’t come again.
Judging by recent deals, demand for the Revuelto remains high, but resellers can no longer count on big profits. This may change in a few years when the model becomes rare, but for now, it remains simply a powerful and exclusive supercar.
