Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Lamborghini 350 GT is worth $500K to $700K in 2026, against an original price of about $13,900 to $15,600, with concours cars higher and a public record of about $758,500. The first production Lamborghini, a front-engined V12 grand tourer, 120 350 GT Coupes were built in the mid-1960s, and it is the foundation of the marque's collector market.
The 350 GT is where Lamborghini began, a front-engined V12 grand tourer that launched the company in the mid-1960s. About 120 350 GT Coupes were built, alongside two 350 GTS and two 3500 GTZ Zagato cars that are separate, far rarer derivatives. Values sit at $500K to $700K, with the best restored or exceptionally documented cars higher; a public record of about $758,500 stands, a car sold for about €623,750 in 2026, and asking prices have reached about $585,000.
The original price is best given as an approximate documented US figure of about $13,900 to $15,600 in the 1960s rather than a single global list price, since it varied by year and market.
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Lamborghini 350 GT price in 2026: value, original price, production and where to buy.
A good 350 GT is worth about $500K to $700K, with concours cars potentially exceeding that. The public record is about $758,500.
Contemporary US pricing is generally cited at about $13,900 to $15,600, depending on model year and specification, and is best read as an approximate period figure rather than a global price.
About 120 standard 350 GT Coupes, excluding the extremely rare GTS and 3500 GTZ Zagato derivatives, which are separate and far scarcer.
It is the first production Lamborghini, the car that launched the marque, which underpins its collector value beyond the modest production numbers.
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