Car Review
The New RWD Huracán Is Everything a Lamborghini Should Be
A week with the unapologetic, unpredictable LP 580-2 Spyder.
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The 2017 Lamborghini Huracán Rear-Wheel-Drive Spyder and its predecessor, an all-wheel-drive version, are virtually identical. Aside from a subtle widening of the front air intakes and specially contoured aluminum brakes to increase downforce, you'd be hard-pressed to pick the new one out in a lineup.
Which raises the question: Why spend $20,000 more on the RWD version, especially since it's more squirrely to drive?