Cars
The $460,000 Aventador S Roadster Is a Howling Blast From Lambo’s Past
Sure, you could get a cheaper, user-friendlier model such as the Huracán. But for the true glory and discomfort of an old-school Lambo, this convertible is choice.
Source: Lamborghini
Lamborghini has been very deliberate lately in its evolution as a brand.
In the past half-decade, the company that started making tractors for Italian farmers more than 55 years ago has unveiled the $242,300 Huracán—known for its smoother, sleeker (more affordable) demeanor behind the wheel—and the $200,000 Urus, its first SUV since the LM002 went out of production decades ago.