Simply Gallardo: Gallardo Interior

At the beginning of the 2000s, Lamborghini was struggling to increase sales and return to the super car world stage with a new car. The Italian automaker was able to create the Gallardo, an all-wheel drive, V-10 powered, mid-engined super car that offered great performance, better reliability, and could be a daily driver. The first-generation models have since been replaced by a newer and arguably better second-generation model in 2008, and a new, final-edition model was introduced in 2012 at the Paris Motor Show. The new models left the first-generation Gallardo looking very dated, so the team at DMC Exotic Car Tuning Limited in Germany created a full carbon fiber body kit that gives the first-generation models from 2002-2008 an updated look like the current models as well as new COR Wheels and interior upgrades.The entire exterior of the Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 was redesigned to feature updated aerodynamics and styling to make them look more uniform with the second- and third-generation models. The first addition to the Italian super car is a new front bumper made entirely from lightweight carbon fiber. The bumper draws air in through two larger intakes and a bigger center intake in order to cool the front brakes that sit behind the new COR Wheels.

Gallardo Interior