I've tried to find fair market values, trade in values etc of Lambos on Kelly Blue Book, Nada, Edmunds, etc, but none seem to have data on them. Are there any websites that you can use to find out what is a good price?

And speaking of which, what would say a good price would be for a 2004 or 2005 Gallardo e-gear with average miles (5-10k?)? And do you think the prices go up in the summer time (from demand) and go down in the winter?

Thanks,
Shawn

Generally speaking, the reason that there are few if any guides on these types of cars is that it is very subjective, with too many factors determining the value. TIME is a major one - look at the rise in Miuras and carb CT's recently. There can be quite a range for two seemingly similar cars, due to history, prominence, things like that. Ultimately it comes down to you, the buyer. Something is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

As for the Gallardo, my best guess at a "range" would be $140K all the way to $170K, depending on options, etc.

And finally, seasonal factors are of little importance anymore, IMO, as many of these vehicles are located in temperate climates as it is. Though I might wager that a convertible would be more popular in the spring/summer.

Yeah I live in Chicago and weather is not very consistent

Thanks for the help, I guess it's going to come down to how much I like this car over that car etc..