Lamborghini Hurácan LP610-4

When Lamborghini introduced the Huracán in 2014, it marked the end of the Gallardo's incredibly successful ten-year production run. While the two cars share the same basic concept, the Huracán is an entirely new generation, featuring a new chassis, a new drivetrain and a much more modern design.

The most noticeable difference is its styling. The Huracán adopted Lamborghini's new design language, first introduced on the Aventador in 2011. The softer, more rounded lines of the Gallardo made way for a sharper, more angular appearance with distinctive creases and geometric details. In our opinion, Lamborghini struck the right balance: Aggressive and unmistakably exotic, without becoming overstyled. Something that later Lamborghini's can relate to.

This particular car is the LP610-4, the original all-wheel-drive version producing 610 hp from its naturally aspirated 5.2-litre V10. Besides the extra power, the LP610-4 can also be distinguished from the later rear-wheel-drive LP580-2 by its unique front and rear bumpers. The RWD model offers a slightly different driving experience, but this LP610-4 remains the Huracán in its original form.

Finished in its first year of production (2014), this example has covered just over 9,000 km from new. A beautifully preserved early Huracán that combines timeless styling, everyday usability and the unmistakable character of Lamborghini's naturally aspirated V10.

This particular Huracán is equipped with the 20" Aesir wheels from the Huracán Evo. The original set of four black 20" Giano wheels are also included with the car, allowing you to choose between the updated Evo-style look and the original factory specification.