Lambretta GP

Lambretta GP 150/200cc

The Lambretta GP, also known as the Grand Prix, was introduced in 1969 and represents the final evolution of the classic Lambretta design. Known for its performance and distinctive styling, it remains one of the most sought-after models.

Key Features

Streamlined body design
Improved suspension system
Enhanced performance in both 150cc and 200cc models
Distinctive headset design
Superior handling characteristics
Iconic Grand Prix styling

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About the Lambretta GP Series

Historical Significance

The Lambretta GP (Grand Prix) represented the final and most refined evolution of the classic Lambretta design. Introduced in 1969 and produced until 1971, the GP is often considered the pinnacle of Lambretta engineering and design.

The GP featured a sleeker, more modern profile compared to earlier models, with improved performance and handling. Available in both 150cc and 200cc versions, it quickly gained popularity among scooter enthusiasts.

Technical Specifications

Engine: 150cc/200cc two-stroke
Power Output: 8HP (150cc) / 10HP (200cc)
Top Speed: 60mph (150cc) / 70mph (200cc)
Transmission: 4-speed manual
Fuel Capacity: 12 liters
Weight: Approximately 110kg
Brakes: Drum brakes (front and rear)
Electrical System: 12V

Design Innovations

The GP introduced several key innovations that set it apart from previous Lambretta models:

Streamlined Bodywork

The GP featured a sleeker, more integrated design with a distinctive headset that became its signature styling element.

Improved Engine

More powerful engines with enhanced cooling and reliability, making it one of the fastest production scooters of its era.

Enhanced Controls

Refined handlebars and controls for better ergonomics, along with a cleaner, more integrated instrument panel design.

Collector's Perspective

The Lambretta GP has seen significant appreciation in collector value over the past decade, becoming one of the most sought-after vintage scooters on the market. Its limited production run, combined with its historical significance as the final evolution of the classic Lambretta design, has cemented its status as a blue-chip collectable.

When evaluating a GP, collectors typically consider:

Originality and authenticity of parts
Quality of restoration work
Completeness of documentation and history
Engine condition and performance
Rarity of color and specifications

Our GP models are meticulously restored to original factory specifications, making them excellent additions to any collection.