Lamborghini huracán lp 610

Lamborghini Huracán LP 610

Model Year: 2014

OVERALL RATING: 94 POINTS

Price-Quality Ratio: 75 points

Joy of Ownership After 2 Weeks: 100 points

Joy of Ownership After 2 Years: 95 points

Cost of Ownership: 90 points

Sportiness: 100 points

Comfort: 75 points

Reliability Used: 85 points

Resale Value: 90 points

Image Value: 100 points

Charm Points: 65 points

Years of Production: 2014 -

Engine: 5.2L V10

Max Power: 610hp 449 kW

Acceleration 0-100 km/h: 3.2s

Top Speed: 346 km/h

Price Range: €320,000 - €440,000

Pros: Appearance, performance, all-wheel drive, quality, brakes, engine, transmission, personality

Cons: Price as a used car, visibility

Alternative: Ferrari 465

Summary: Lamborghini Gallardo was one of the most balanced supercars that I have shared the joys of daily life with. Surprisingly enough, the Gallardo was perhaps better suited for everyday use than many ordinary sports cars. When Lamborghini introduced the Huracán as the Gallardo's successor, my expectations were high, and it exceeded them all.

In brief, the Huracán offers an array of added exoticism, power, reliability, and usability, not to mention its impressive appearance. Like the Gallardo and many other Lamborghini models, the mid-engine Huracán is named after famous fighting bulls. Huracán was a bull known for his courage, who fought in Barcelona's arena in 1879. On today's streets, the Huracán no longer needs to fight, whether for attention from other drivers or pedestrians; its powerful presence is overwhelming and captivating.

As its name suggests, purchasing a Huracán requires not only a thick wallet but also courage. The Huracán attracts more attention and gazes than a presidential motorcade. When a Finnish millionaire is most easily recognized by his reluctance to highlight himself with supercars or yachts, hockey players aside, we won't see more than a few Huracáns on our streets in the coming years. In ten years, the situation will change when importing used Huracáns from abroad begins, and the asking price drops below €200,000. They say the wait is long, but in the case of the Huracán, it's worth it.

Condition of the evaluated vehicle on a scale from 1 to 10:

Mechanical: 10

Body: 10

Interior: 10

Service Record: 10

Price-Quality Ratio: 9

Mileage at the end of the test: 11,354 km

Owned: -

Test-driven: 3 times

Tested (3-7 days): 2 times

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