Lamborghini Urus

[JimmyConwayNW]

Got an order in for an Urus for early next. I need to lock in the spec and build.

Anyone got any must have options that are important to have on these?

Anyone with any experience on what they are like to live with?

I see it as a free / very low cost car for 12/18 months as residuals hold up so strong.

[JimmyConwayNW]

Coxey said:

Had mine about 4 weeks now, it’s an absolute beast of a car and fantastic to drive, my specification is;

Akrapovic exhaust
Door puddle lights
Optional stitching
Full electric seats with massage and heating/cooling
Embroidered head rest logo
Lower area carbon exterior pack
Big interior carbon package front
Park assist
Contrast stitching on the steering wheel
Orange callipers
Upper area external carbon pack
B&O audio
Wet arm wiper - crap in my opinion
Ambient lighting package
Carbon kick plate
MFSW with perforated leather
Black anodised on aluminium inserts
Vehicle tracking
Off-road modes
Panoramic roof
Black roof rails
Rear seat heating
Privacy glass
23” rims shiny black
A Citura leather seats
Pearl effect paint in Arancio Borealis Orange

I’ll see if I can post a photo.

You won’t be disappointed

You have gone nuts with the options list there, love it
How much is Akrapovic exhaust option?


That looks phenomenal in Orange. Is it a Pearl capsule car?

[JimmyConwayNW]

MingtheMerciless said:

OK I stand corrected in my cynicism about £200k SUVs as an investment proposal.

It all seems pretty toppy to me. Once all the PE guys who need to make enough money to buy a small country to retire in at age 35 have started the IRR kicking in by buying from the previous fund and to mix metaphors the music even stutters a bit, my cynicism may be restored. I bought an Atom 4 which apparently I can sell for a premium if so minded but it would distress me not in the slightest if the market tanked totally because I want to keep it. But then I "only" have £66k at risk. I would be a bit more worried if I had £200k in play but then I suppose it isn't going to drop to zero so perhaps I wouldn't. Anyway enjoy it and if it suits to man maths it into an investment I'm totally onside for that.

I sell cars for a living. My intention is to run for a year or so with as little loss to me as possible. Its a car, the market can shift and change at any time and if thats the case then its on me, but with my own gut feeling and industry knowledge I feel safe that I can own this car with little financial impact.

I am getting increasingly excited for it, should be due early next year. The fact is low mileage nearly new examples are still selling for in excess of list. Some quite substantially.