Lamborghini Huracán LP610-4
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this is amazing
thanks for the new wallpaper
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http://sniffpetrol.com/2013/12/19/exclusive-lambo-names-gallardo-replacement/
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Looks nice. Still has the tight compactness of the Gallardo, but with some of the Aventador's sleekness. It immediately ages the 458 Italia and makes it look frumpy.
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Just saw it now and I'm a bit disappointed. I thought it would be a radical thing like the Sesto, but it looks like a rounded Aventador all squashed to be compact. It's not ugly, it's at least funny-looking and the proportions appear to be a bit wrong. On the other hand, there is plenty of power, it´s fast and it might handle like a dream. So not everything is bad. Oh and the name is bit silly.
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I like the look and name of the Huracan. It distills the aggression of the Aventador into a smaller package.
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I really like the Huracan! I've been reading the comments on CarBuzz and everyone is saying the same thing: The rear sucks. Personally, I have to disagree. It looks much better than most supercars of its class, and even some other Lamborghinis (Sesto Elemento, namely).
The only thing I worry about is how many special editions they'll make, like with the Gallardo.
The only thing I worry about is how many special editions they'll make, like with the Gallardo.
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If they do a faster version, like the LP560-4 to the original Gallardo, then by the time the last of the line comes, it could have more power than the Murcielago SV, and would be very close to the Aventador.
Also, i would really like to see this car in GT6.
Also, i would really like to see this car in GT6.
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the rear lights reminds me of Sesto's actually (which is not a bad thing).I really like the Huracan! I've been reading the comments on CarBuzz and everyone is saying the same thing: The rear sucks. Personally, I have to disagree. It looks much better than most supercars of its class, and even some other Lamborghinis (Sesto Elemento, namely).
The only thing I worry about is how many special editions they'll make, like with the Gallardo.
By the way, I've always wonder what is the red dynamo-motor-thingy on the rear of the Sesto, that's the only thing that mad Sesto's rear looked weird to me.
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http://www.autoblog.com/2013/12/20/lamborghini-huracan-lp-610-4-revealed-official-photos/
So how exactly do you pronounce the name? Like Hurricane, or Huri-can?
So how exactly do you pronounce the name? Like Hurricane, or Huri-can?
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http://www.autoblog.com/2013/12/20/lamborghini-huracan-lp-610-4-revealed-official-photos/
So how exactly do you pronounce the name? Like Hurricane, or Huri-can?
ho-ra-can
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I say it as "Who-rah-can"
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I agree with this with the exception of the 458 Italia. The Italia is drop dead gorgeous to me. Lamborghini and Ferrari just have different styling direction, Lambo usually more radical/extreme looking. I wasn't a big fan of the Gallardo but I'm really digging the Aventador queues in a smaller Gallardo size package. Well done.
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like this
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Definitely take this one over the Aventador to be honest.
It looks better (Yes, even at the rear) will be more useable day to day (Hey, I'm buying a car and I want to use it more than once in the lilac moon) and just as quick on the road (Useable power, better 'box and a smaller size so it can be placed on the road easier)
So... Audi ruined Lamborghini NOW?
It looks better (Yes, even at the rear) will be more useable day to day (Hey, I'm buying a car and I want to use it more than once in the lilac moon) and just as quick on the road (Useable power, better 'box and a smaller size so it can be placed on the road easier)
So... Audi ruined Lamborghini NOW?
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Yes, very similar indeed.
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Well, it's a Lamborghini, so it has that going for it.
I dunno. I don't not like it, but I don't really like it all that much either. The Gallardo was getting old, I'm happy we finally have a proper replacement, but the "tiny Aventador" thing is kinda "eh" for me. In-house, I'm still a Porsche guy.
I dunno. I don't not like it, but I don't really like it all that much either. The Gallardo was getting old, I'm happy we finally have a proper replacement, but the "tiny Aventador" thing is kinda "eh" for me. In-house, I'm still a Porsche guy.
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Welcome to the world, Lamborghini Huracàn! I agree with YSSMAN on the Gallardo getting old. I never really liked the Gallardo much looks-wise. Much different story with this new baby Lambo. My only issue with its design are the openings under the tail lights. I am otherwise perfectly fine with the front and side profiles.
I'm sure we'll see all kinds of customs and such for this new car, including people trying to convince me that white-colored and yellow-colored supercars are beautiful (good luck trying to sway my interest in those departments...). I do like this Huracàn. Me gusta.
I'm sure we'll see all kinds of customs and such for this new car, including people trying to convince me that white-colored and yellow-colored supercars are beautiful (good luck trying to sway my interest in those departments...). I do like this Huracàn. Me gusta.
