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List of 1983 Lamborghini Models

Explore the complete List of 1983 Lamborghini Models, detailing each variant, engine displacement and production totals for 1983. This concise reference covers the Countach and Jalpa entries from 1983, offering quick specs and unit counts for enthusiasts, collectors, and researchers looking for accurate historic production data. Read on to see exact unit numbers and variant details.

Updated January 3, 2026
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The 1983 Lamborghini lineup shows how the company balanced flagship V12 performance with smaller V8 alternatives, capturing a snapshot of the era’s design and engineering choices. Looking at these models gives a quick sense of Lamborghini’s direction that year.

There are 2 1983 Lamborghini Models, ranging from Countach to Jalpa. The data is organized as Variant,Engine (L),Production in 1983 (units), and you’ll find below.

1983 Lamborghini Models

Model Variant Engine (L) Production in 1983 (units)
Countach LP5000S 5.0 V12 est. 150
Jalpa P350 coupe 3.5 V8 est. 60

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Countach

Countach

Iconic flagship supercar offered in 1983 as the LP5000S with a 5.0L V12. Notable for its widened body and updated aerodynamics, the 5.0S was Lamborghini’s primary road model in 1983 with modest, low-volume deliveries.

Jalpa

Jalpa

Accessible V8 Lamborghini offered in 1983, the Jalpa P350 paired a 3.5L V8 with Bertone styling. Marketed as a more affordable, usable Lamborghini, it continued low-volume production and dealer availability through 1983.

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