52 Used Lamborghini Huracan cars for sale

You get a fighter-jet cockpit, solidly-built with 12.3-inch display housing several control modes and various instruments, including centrally placed speedo or tacho dials. The display unit may seem complex, but those already familiar with Audi's Virtual Cockpit will easily understand it.

Before the Huracan was released, Lamborghini-badged cars struggled to provide an exciting driving experience for some time. Even though the Huracan's V10 engine isn't as aggressive as most of its predecessors, it's still relatively smooth with well-fabricated mechanics. The upgraded suspension also makes this Lamborghini supercar easy and exciting to ride.

Compared to other models in the category and cars within a similar price range, the Huracan is far from comfortable but still enjoyable and exciting to drive. Its stylish shape comes at the expense of usable cabin space, even though it offers superb visibility. In particular, the Spyder is too cramped for comfort, especially for long rides.

The Huracan struggled to achieve the same popularity enjoyed by its predecessor, the Lamborghini Gallardo. To make up for this, Lamborghini introduced the market to 2 different Huracan body variants: the Huracan Evo and the Huracan Performante. However, neither of these Huracan trims measure up to the range-topping McLaren 650S and the Ferrari 488.

The Performante is an upgraded version of the Huracan. As its name suggests, the Performante is a high-performance car designed by Lamborghini mainly to bring back some of the glory for the entry-level supercar. It features the new Lamborghini Active Aerodynamic 2.0 system (ALA) system. Shortly after its 2017 launch, the Performante achieved the fastest lap time around the legendary Nurburgring circuit track in history. It instantly became the world's fastest production car by completing the racing track's ring in a record-breaking 6 minutes and 52 seconds.

The ALA, or Aerodinamica Lamborghini Attiva, is a sophisticated aerodynamic system that uses hydraulics and two active spoilers to improve its performance and high-speed handling. One of the spoilers is in the front, which acts like an upside-down plane wing when cornering. The flaps on the spoiler close, generating high down force to make bends at high speeds. The flaps then open for a split-second to reduce the drag and allow the car to accelerate quicker. The ALA-fitted Lamborghini Performante accelerates from 0-60 mph in just 2.9 seconds.

Both cars use the same engine, thus taking an equal 2.9-seconds to sprint to 60 mph from rest. You'll only notice the difference during a 0-125 mph sprint, where the Performante is faster than the Evo by 0.1 seconds. The Performante completes it in 8.9 seconds, whereas the Evo requires 9 seconds. If you need to choose between the 2, you should consider factors other than speed to decide which is best for you.

Although it has never been crash-tested by the Euro NCAP, Lamborghini doesn't compromise on safety. Anti-lock braking systems, front and rear parking sensors, side and front impact beams, plus dual-stage driver and passenger airbags are fit to ensure occupants' safety.