1967 Lamborghini 3.9L Petrol · LBG 7

Running a 1967 Lamborghini 3.9-litre petrol classic requires a dedicated maintenance budget, as specialist parts and expert labor command premium rates. While historic vehicles of this era are generally exempt from UK Vehicle Excise Duty and MOT testing requirements (though this one successfully passed an MOT in January 2026), fuel consumption will be heavy and specialist classic car insurance is essential.

Estimated annual running costs for maintenance, specialist servicing, fuel, and insurance will typically range from £2,500 to £4,000 depending on annual mileage and storage arrangements.

Given the lack of defects on the recent January 2026 MOT test, the structural and mechanical baseline appears sound, but a thorough physical examination is still vital. Inspect the silver paintwork and aluminium or steel body panels for any signs of corrosion, bubbling, or historic poor repairs, as body restoration on these classic Italian grand tourers is exceptionally costly. Check the complex 3.9-litre engine bay for fluid leaks, condition of the wiring loom, and cooling system efficiency, along with the condition of the suspension bushings and wire or alloy wheels.