Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Lamborghini Espada is worth $70K to $150K in 2026, against an original price of about $21,000, with exceptional restored cars above $200K. A V12 four-seat grand tourer built from 1968 to 1978 across three series, 1,217 were made, and restoration quality can outweigh the nominal series when it comes to price.
The Espada is Lamborghini's four-seat V12 grand tourer, 1,217 cars across Series I of 1968 to 1970, Series II to 1972 and Series III to 1978. Most cars sit at $70K to $150K, with Series I at $80K to $150K, Series II at $85K to $160K and Series III at $65K to $130K, and exceptional cars reaching about $235K. Recent results bear out that condition drives value more than series: the two strongest public sales, about $228,000 and $235,000, were a Series II and a Series III, not the earliest cars.
That is the practical takeaway. Series I cars attract interest as the earliest, but documented restoration quality can outweigh the nominal series, so a superb late car can beat a tired early one.
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Lamborghini Espada price in 2026: value by series and condition, original price and where to buy.
Most Espadas are worth about $70K to $150K, though exceptional restored cars may exceed $200K. Two of the strongest public sales, about $228,000 and $235,000, were a Series II and a Series III.
It cost about $21,000 in the United States around its original launch period.
In total, 1,217, across Series I, Series II and Series III between 1968 and 1978.
Series I and excellent early Series II cars often attract strong interest, but documented restoration quality can outweigh the nominal series, so a superb later car can be worth more than a tired earlier one.
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