I have for sale a 2007 (obviously) Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 in Pearl Yellow. The interior is two-tone yellow and black with contrast quilted stitching. Navigation with remote is from Kenwood. E-Gear. Carbon ceramic brakes with yellow calipers. As new, 200 miles. For sale over MSRP. Was told there are less than 10 in USA so far, but I have nothing to base that on. Call Chris at 410-922-1100

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Price now $389,950. It's a consignment car so the owner determines the price. Call Chris at 410-922-1100 for more information. Baltimore, MD, USA.

Whats MSRP?

It's "manufacture suggested retail price" It also means the people who build them believe they only worth so much.

I think he meant how much MSRP was?

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MSRP is $379,999. I am accepting offers at or above that price. It has all the options available including clear engine cover, leather quilted headliner, model-specific wheels, E-Gear paddle shifting transmission, 3M clear front bra, carbon-ceramic brakes, Kenwood navigation/DVD entertainment system with remote. Call CHRIS at 410-922-1100 if you are intersted or check our website at www.prestige-motors.com

Why would someone pay over MSRP when the Lambo dealers here are selling at MSRP?

like I said, not even the people who build them believe they worth more than that!

Typically when a sold-out or wait-listed car is offered for sale upon delivery at MSRP to the original buyer, he can offer the car at any price he wishes as a prospective buyer would have no where else to go for the car. This car however had been reduced to the original MSRP. Note that the MSRP is higher on this car than other LP640's as it has all the factory extras that I mentioned earlier.
The cars range from $350k-380k MSRP.
At this point there are less than a dozen LP640s in America so a buyer has very few options if he must have the car (since he cannot go to his Lambo dealer and buy one, nor can he order one from Lamborghini and get it any time soon), so an over-MSRP price is warranted in this case.

People are currently paying more for a Ferrari F430 than they are for an LP640. Now which one is worth more? The more exotic, faster, reliable V12 Lambo, or the shoddy, ordinary, V8 Ferrari? This LP640 is faster than the Enzo at over a million USD. Which is another case of cars being over MSRP, by the way. Hundreds of thousands over MSRP in many cases.