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Transmission type : Automatic The Lamborghini Gallardo was introduced in 2003 as a completely new model that was supposed to bring Lamborghini to a larger audience. <br> <br> Under the hood was an impressive 5.0-liter V10 engine with an output of about 500 hp. <br> This naturally aspirated ten-cylinder provided a raw, high-revving sound and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in about 4 seconds. <br> <br> With its four-wheel drive, the Gallardo managed to put its enormous power on the road surprisingly well. <br> When the Gallardo came out, it was one of the most modern and accessible Lamborghinis ever built. <br> <br> The combination of the powerful V10, sharp driving characteristics and the striking Italian design immediately made a big impression. <br> <br> The name Gallardo came from a famous Spanish breed of bull, fitting Lamborghini's tradition of names related to bulls. <br> From the beginning it was clear that the Gallardo not only had to be fast, but also had to remain usable on a daily basis. <br> This made it special within the Lamborghini range and played an important role in its enormous success. <br> The Gallardo eventually became one of the most important models in Lamborghini's history. <br> <br> Its V10 engine became the hallmark that set the Gallardo apart from many other supercars of its time. <br> Today, the first generation Gallardo is still appreciated for its pure, mechanical character and characteristic V10 sound. <br>