Lamborghini Jalpa Colors

Lamborghini Jalpa/Countach Colours 2.461.025 Bianco Polo Park 2.467.026 Nero Tenebre 2.464.022 Rosso Siviglia 2.463.729 Argento Luna Metallizzato 2.463.924 Blu Acapulco Metallizzato 2.463.739 Blu Tahiti Metallizzato 2.463.685 Oro Sahara Metallizzato 2.463.012 Canna di Fucile Metallizzato. The ultimate guide to Lamborghini colors over the years. Every color, every model, we have them all, including samples too.

Lambo Color Charts and Color Codes Lamborghini, officially known as Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A., is a renowned Italian luxury sports car manufacturer. Founded in 1963 by Ferruccio Lamborghini, the brand is famous for its high-performance and exquisitely designed vehicles, epitomizing the pinnacle of Italian craftsmanship and automotive. This page provides a complete overview of paint colors offered by Lamborghini across different models and years.

This includes both Lamborghini's own paints and those sourced from other manufacturers but made available through Lamborghini from factory. Can anyone give me the color code for all red Jalpa's. Thanks in advance.

Lambotsavy1984 Jalpa #ELA12100 2017 Range Rover Sport Reply Quote Sort by Oldest first detour_racing 2861 posts Joined 2004 #2 Apr 11, 2009 I believe it is: Rosso Siviglia PPG: 2464022 / 215157 Lambo: LAM. 2464022 1986 Jalpa Twin Turbo 2006 Bianco Cygnus Gallardo Reply Quote EarlyCat 514 posts Joined 2005 #3. The car you see in this article is a 1984 Lamborghini Jalpa finished in Rosso Siviglia over a Black interior, arguably the best color combination for the model.

Decode your Lamborghini color codes effortlessly by VIN. Find touch-up paint, interior and exterior paint code locations, and ensure a perfect match for your vehicle's paint. Classi Lamborghini cars: the Jalpa was produced in the 80s.

Discover the technical specifications with performance, consumption, engines, and pictures. The Rosso interior carpets tie the color scheme together, demonstrating thoughtful specification. The interior maintains Lamborghini's driver-focused ergonomics, with the gated manual shifter taking center stage.

The Jalpa was produced from 1981 to 1988 as a more affordable alternative to Lamborghini's flagship models. It was designed to compete with the likes of the Ferrari 308 and the Porsche 911, and it certainly held its own in terms of performance and style.