Geneva 2014: Lamborghini Huracan Is The Vanguard Of The V10s

by Derek Kreindler

Published: March 5th, 2014

geneva 2014 lamborghini huracan is the vanguard of the v10s

Yes, exotics aren’t really the main draw for TTAC readers – discussions of Panthers, W-Bodies and the minivan versus CUV debate tend to get everyone going – but it’s nice to break up the monotony every now and then. Besides, where else can you find a naturally aspirated 610 horsepower V10?

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Noble713 on Mar 06, 2014

I've wanted a Lambo since I was about 7....and still do. Their modern fighter-jet interior designs epitomize everything I want in an automobile. With the Gallardo and Huracan, the awesomeness is delivered in a package smaller, lighter, and more manageable than the Aventador. I *will* own one....one of these days....

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Gearhead77 on Mar 06, 2014

It's not that I don't like and appreciate these cars, I do. But I'll probably never own one and I don't care enough about them to argue over them. Now, the Jag shooting brake, an E63 wagon or the Odyssey floating around out there on the Web that's modded to over 1000 hp? Way more interesting because I might be able to attain one(in theory) I like my speed stealthy and a Lambo or most other exotics are anything but.

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