In stock form the Lamborghini Huracan is a potent supercar. Most owners just wax theirs often and leave it be, content to not ...

This Lamborghini ... Walk body kit. The lower front fascia is more complex, heat extractors are added to the hood, the side intakes are much larger, there’s a large rear wing, and of course the rear ...

including the same 3.5-liter VR35DDTT twin-turbo V6. With that being said, this is only the beginning, as the Japanese automaker has big plans for the next couple of years. Among them, we've heard ...

The Huracan’s successor will be a plug-in hybrid with a twin-turbo V8 and three electric motors, bridging the gap to Lamborghini going ... but increased body-roll and the lower limits of the ...

Rear-wheel-drive and rated at over 600 horsepower, this hot-rodded subcompact took about seven years to build.

Purchasing any Lamborghini would be a dream come true ... giving the Italian supercar a twin-turbo conversion, complete with the necessary add-ons and plenty of oily modifications.

I can’t blame anyone for wanting a spirited drive in a Lamborghini Huracan. It’s a stunning supercar with a naturally aspirated V10 pumping 600-plus horsepower, so the temptation to enjoy it ...

Lamborghini Temerario debuts new aluminum spaceframe chassis Chassis is lighter and stiffer than Huracán's design Temerario starts sales in early 2025 with pricing from about $360,000 Lamborghini ...

A Lamborghini Huracan has ... They appear to have included a Porsche 911 Turbo, a 911 GT3, two Ferrari 488 GTBs, bright green and bright blue 911s, the Huracan, and a new 911 GT3 RS.