Lamborghini LM002 Price

Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market

A Lamborghini LM002 is worth $350K to $550K in 2026, against an original MSRP of about $120,000, with exceptional cars above $700K. The V12 super-SUV built from 1986 to 1993 with the Countach engine, about 301 production vehicles are generally recognised, and demand for early collectible luxury off-roaders has lifted its market.

Original MSRP ~$120,000 1987, US
Units Built ~301 328 sometimes cited with prototypes
2026 Market Value $350K to $550K Exceptional cars above $700K

The Countach-engined super-SUV

The LM002 is Lamborghini's V12 off-roader, built from 1986 to 1993 with the Countach's engine, distinctive styling and, for its era, extraordinary presence. About 301 production vehicles are generally recognised, with a broader total of 328 sometimes cited when prototypes and related vehicles are included; the 301 figure is preferable for production cars. Values sit at $350K to $550K, lifted by growing demand for early collectible luxury SUVs, with recent public results around $400,000 to about €448,500.

One standout result of about $703,500 for an exceptional LM002A is cited separately, not as a median. As with any low-volume Lamborghini, condition, originality and history decide where a car lands.

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Lamborghini LM002 price in 2026: value, original MSRP, production and why prices are rising.

A well-maintained LM002 is worth about $350K to $550K, while exceptional examples may exceed $700K.

It started at about $120,000 in the United States in 1987.

About 301 production vehicles are generally recognised, though broader totals of 328 sometimes include prototypes and related vehicles.

Values are supported by low production, the Countach-derived V12, distinctive styling and growing demand for early collectible luxury SUVs.