Owner sells 2026 Lamborghini Temerario for $50 000 less after 1,168 miles
A 2026 Lamborghini Temerario bought new for $451 000 was listed on Bring A Trailer and sold for $401 000 after 1,168 miles; the listing and coverage point to option costs, delivery‑mileage loss and hybrid caution as factors.
By CarNews247 Reporter ·
A California buyer who paid $451 000 for a 2026 Lamborghini Temerario has sold the car for $401 000 after putting just 1,168 miles on it, according to a Bring A Trailer listing and subsequent coverage.
The listing shows the car was ordered with roughly $64 000 of options, including what the report says was Blu Nethuns paint, reportedly costing $15 000, matte bronze forged wheels and a front‑axle lift.
The sale price on Bring A Trailer was $401 000, with $10 000 in sales fees noted. That leaves the vehicle changing hands for about $50 000 less than the buyer originally paid new.
Why the drop?
The coverage points to a few familiar reasons. Once a high‑end car is registered and driven off the dealer’s delivery truck, conventional depreciation kicks in — even 1,168 miles removes the ‘delivery mileage’ premium that some buyers pay for showroom freshness.
The Temerario’s hybrid powertrain is another cited factor. The car pairs a twin‑turbocharged 4‑litre V8 with three electric motors; commentary around the sale noted that some buyers remain cautious about complex hybrid systems, which can affect resale demand.
Even so, a $401 000 result is still a substantial sum. The listing suggests the car is essentially in near‑new condition despite its mileage, leaving room to argue the seller’s outcome wasn’t terrible — just not the profit some might have expected.
Bring A Trailer handled the sale and the listing details provide most of the public information about the car’s options and the final price; coverage of the result has used those listing details to explain why the resale landed below the original purchase price.
Source: Supercar Blondie
