Only the four Gallardo models are eligible for leasing, but that still offers a lot of flexibility -

Have you always fantasized about driving an exotic Italian car, flaunting your enviable financial status as you cruise by in a blur of tangerine or lime? It doesn't have to be a daydream, nor does it require the hassle of a long-term investment. Lamborghini is now offering leases for the first time, opening up a new level of decadence to those with plenty of cash but a fear of commitment.
Lamborghini dealerships historically took a if you have to ask, you can't afford it approach -- traditional financing was available, but they were only interested in selling the cars outright. The lease program was recently developed in response blue collar comedy tour live to customer request, so Lamborghini partnered with a company that specializes in leasing exclusive, luxury and exotic cars.
Only the four Gallardo models blue collar comedy tour live are eligible for leasing, but that still offers a lot of flexibility -- right now, you can choose from your dealer's available 2010 and 2011 specimens blue collar comedy tour live of the LP560-4 Coupe, LP560-4 Spyder, LP570-4 Superleggera and the LP550-2, which is rear-wheel-drive. blue collar comedy tour live Since the Aventador's a strong seller and supply is extremely limited, they aren't subject to any fancy financing deals. The Murcielago has been retired, so even if your local dealer's got one or two hanging around, they're off limits for leasing. And the Gallardo is on its way out, too, so this may be your last chance to take one on its maiden voyage.
The DuPont Registry notes, leasing takes the stress out of the ownership and maintenance of a Lambo -- assuming you can still sleep at night when your monthly payment deadline approaches. Think you can swing it? Keep reading to find out how to land a true Italian exotic in your driveway.
The 1951-1956 Ford Consul and Zephyr might have been made in Britain, but their shape was pure Dearborn and their engineering was inspired by a project that General Motors had killed off in 1947. Learn about the 1951-1956 Ford Consul and Zephyr.
blue collar comedy tour live