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The Lamborghini Huracan is the most driver-friendly model in the history of Sant'Agata Bolognese. And with the Performante limited edition having held the Nurburgring production car lap record for a while, you know this one likes to listen to the element linking the pedals to the steering wheel. However, that element sometimes does the wrong thing and this is how such Raging Bulls end up outside the road.
Sadly, a piece of footage that shows such an offroading trip for a Huracan Performante recently surfaced online. And when you think that this model is all about sticking to the road at high speed via active aero (the Italian automotive producer calls that ALA, which stands for Aerodinamica Lamborghini Attiva).
We can see the 640 horsepower machine being pulled out of a ditch and it looks like the Lambo's got Britain wrapped all over it.
Given the initial position of the car, one might be surprised to find it (more or less) in one piece. And seeing the Huracan Performante reaching the kind of offroading angles that a Lamborghini Urus would never be able to achieve might sound interesting for some, but, trust me, this shenanigan is not for the faint-hearted.
The poor Lamborghini emerges full of the green stuff, with those who had set about to rescue it having to turn to manpower in order to properly bring the supercar back onto the road.
Oh well, at least the situation of this Lamborghini Huracan Performante seems to be much less troubled than that of the example that crashed in London earlier this year. You know, the one that saw its driver attempting Launch Control in the middle of the city and failing to keep up with the car (hopefuly, this will serve as an example to all the amateur hooners out there).
We can see the 640 horsepower machine being pulled out of a ditch and it looks like the Lambo's got Britain wrapped all over it.
Given the initial position of the car, one might be surprised to find it (more or less) in one piece. And seeing the Huracan Performante reaching the kind of offroading angles that a Lamborghini Urus would never be able to achieve might sound interesting for some, but, trust me, this shenanigan is not for the faint-hearted.
The poor Lamborghini emerges full of the green stuff, with those who had set about to rescue it having to turn to manpower in order to properly bring the supercar back onto the road.
Oh well, at least the situation of this Lamborghini Huracan Performante seems to be much less troubled than that of the example that crashed in London earlier this year. You know, the one that saw its driver attempting Launch Control in the middle of the city and failing to keep up with the car (hopefuly, this will serve as an example to all the amateur hooners out there).
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