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Bike · 03-08-2010, 03:11 AM

I've made this choice about 6 months ago. 2004 Gallardo (egear) vs 2007 R8 (manual).
Exactly the same colors as the ones on your photos. Same price, same milage.

If you see both cars next to eachother, the Gallardo looks a bit dated compared to the R8 (interior and exterior). Don't get me wrong, it looks stunning but it's already a 6 year old car now and you can see this.

I decided to buy the R8 cause it's a much easier car to drive daily + already have an other italian sportscar. The R8 is a GREAT car. I know everyone seems to think you NEED to have the V10 but there's nothing wrong with the V8.

And I would think twice before you decide to buy a 2004 egear cause it can cost you a lot of money + it's not as advanced yet (2006 is better).

03-08-2010, 03:11 AM
Bike Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 1,363	I've made this choice about 6 months ago. 2004 Gallardo (egear) vs 2007 R8 (manual). Exactly the same colors as the ones on your photos. Same price, same milage. If you see both cars next to eachother, the Gallardo looks a bit dated compared to the R8 (interior and exterior). Don't get me wrong, it looks stunning but it's already a 6 year old car now and you can see this. I decided to buy the R8 cause it's a much easier car to drive daily + already have an other italian sportscar. The R8 is a GREAT car. I know everyone seems to think you NEED to have the V10 but there's nothing wrong with the V8. And I would think twice before you decide to buy a 2004 egear cause it can cost you a lot of money + it's not as advanced yet (2006 is better).