Lamborghini Huracan LP 580-2 Review and Interior

$55,930 – that’s the total cost of the options list for this thundering orange 2016 Lamborghini Huracan LP 580-2. Sure, that’s a staggering amount of extra cash on top of the purchase price, but let’s forget that number for a moment and concentrate instead on the starting price.

You can saunter into a Lamborghini dealer and pocket the keys to the LP 580-2 Huracan for a starting price of $378,900, plus the usual on-road costs. That makes this the most affordable new Lamborghini currently on the market in the Australia. Said another way, it’s the cheapest new Lamborghini available in Australia.

Pricing is not its best feature though. The best thing about the RWD Huracan is that Lamborghini fans, car nuts, passersby and the general public could not care one iota about what it cost. To them, the Huracan is still an outrageous exhibition in rolling Italian artwork, a supercar only Lamborghini could have designed and executed – which is precisely the reason most people buy a Lamborghini in the first place.

So, if you do want a RWD Huracan, as mentioned above the starting price is $378,900 plus on-road costs. Added to that, our test example has the following eye-watering options added: Arancio Borealis paint ($6500), transparent engine bonnet with carbon forged engine bay ($10,100), style package ($2600), black painted calipers ($1800), lifting system ($5090), Lamborghini Dynamic Steering ($3500), cruise control ($1400), satellite navigation ($4680), electric and heated seats ($4060), front and rear parking sensors with rear view camera ($5700), Sportivo bi-colour interior with smooth leather ($5100), coloured stitching ($1000), branding package ($1400), roof lining and A-pillars in smooth leather ($2000), and floor mats with leather piping and double stitching ($1000).