Lamborghini launches Huracan EVO RWD
Discussion
dazmanultra said:
I'm sure this will be a great car, but expect it will be ~£170-180k configured and delivered? Not far off a Performante Coupe with a few thousand miles...
A good point and a sensible buyer would always lean towards the Perf, not only for the performance and the looks but the depreciation curve is far more sensible too. Motorsport3 said:
1.4tones is bit heavy for what it is, no ?
A performante comes in at 1.5, ton albeit slightly faster than this presumably because of the 4wd system and the bit extra power, but i would be more interested in knowing what the resale values would be on these considering didn't the Performante's take a massive hit because they churned out more than people thought?You can buy a very low mileage Performante for around the same one of these already specced, ok it wouldn't be a new car but i guess that all depends on whether that concerns you or not, some owners i suspect collect these sort of cars as investments, would this one increase/drop or hold its value?
The Huracan's looks have certainly aged well. A nice looking car (certainly compared to McLaren's offerings) and with a simpler RWD platform than the regular EVO, and a NA V10 too. In the current supercar market, this does look a fun car to get out of shape in.
Looks like Lamborghini will make a decent profit on them too (Which will please / annoy some).
Looks like Lamborghini will make a decent profit on them too (Which will please / annoy some).
ate one too said:
With VAT the list price is £164,400 plus OTR so the base is around £170K for starters and I'm pretty sure most will be specced to £200K plus.
Less than the original Gallardo cost on launch adjusted for inflation... Seems like reasonable value to me.Personally I think this would be my pick of the range - the RWD versions have always appealed of Lambo's.
James_33 said:
A performante comes in at 1.5, ton albeit slightly faster than this presumably because of the 4wd system and the bit extra power, but i would be more interested in knowing what the resale values would be on these considering didn't the Performante's take a massive hit because they churned out more than people thought?
You can buy a very low mileage Performante for around the same one of these already specced, ok it wouldn't be a new car but i guess that all depends on whether that concerns you or not, some owners i suspect collect these sort of cars as investments, would this one increase/drop or hold its value?
Performantes were £215k new, so they’ve hardly crashed, relatively speaking..You can buy a very low mileage Performante for around the same one of these already specced, ok it wouldn't be a new car but i guess that all depends on whether that concerns you or not, some owners i suspect collect these sort of cars as investments, would this one increase/drop or hold its value?
Grindle said:
Kill joy? Maybe i am a tad on this
Not just on this 
You have to accept the different people have different budgets and that there is a lot of wealth out there. People may have a collection of performance cars, from lightweight track special to heavier GTs. That really doesn't particularly mean they are any worse a driver than you either.
s2000db said:
James_33 said:
A performante comes in at 1.5, ton albeit slightly faster than this presumably because of the 4wd system and the bit extra power, but i would be more interested in knowing what the resale values would be on these considering didn't the Performante's take a massive hit because they churned out more than people thought?
You can buy a very low mileage Performante for around the same one of these already specced, ok it wouldn't be a new car but i guess that all depends on whether that concerns you or not, some owners i suspect collect these sort of cars as investments, would this one increase/drop or hold its value?
Performantes were £215k new, so they’ve hardly crashed, relatively speaking..You can buy a very low mileage Performante for around the same one of these already specced, ok it wouldn't be a new car but i guess that all depends on whether that concerns you or not, some owners i suspect collect these sort of cars as investments, would this one increase/drop or hold its value?
James_33 said:
Wasn't that before spec? Only reason i ask that is Tony who owns Gravelwood car sales had one and he stated that he's lost about £100k on that car?
If he's lost £100k on that car, I'd love to know what 50 grands worth of options he added to the car, judging by the price he's asking for it now! :/In fairness, having a quick look at the prices, and comparing to similar year 488's (very quiet morning here!), he's lost about 22%, whereas the same year 488 has lost about 15% (since 2018). The biggest difference here though, is there was only 1 488 that had over 3000 miles on it that I could see (I think it was just over 5000 miles, all the rest in the 3's), whereas his Huracan has more than double that at 7000 miles (and interestingly, the second cheapest Performante ALSO has over 7,000 miles on it, which definitely tells you something about the difference between Ferrari owners and Lambo owners!!). So to lose an additional 7% in value over a 488, but getting DOUBLE the mileage out of it? Seems like a good deal to me!
Arsecati said:
James_33 said:
Wasn't that before spec? Only reason i ask that is Tony who owns Gravelwood car sales had one and he stated that he's lost about £100k on that car?
If he's lost £100k on that car, I'd love to know what 50 grands worth of options he added to the car, judging by the price he's asking for it now! :/In fairness, having a quick look at the prices, and comparing to similar year 488's (very quiet morning here!), he's lost about 22%, whereas the same year 488 has lost about 15% (since 2018). The biggest difference here though, is there was only 1 488 that had over 3000 miles on it that I could see (I think it was just over 5000 miles, all the rest in the 3's), whereas his Huracan has more than double that at 7000 miles (and interestingly, the second cheapest Performante ALSO has over 7,000 miles on it, which definitely tells you something about the difference between Ferrari owners and Lambo owners!!). So to lose an additional 7% in value over a 488, but getting DOUBLE the mileage out of it? Seems like a good deal to me!
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