Lamborghini Huracán EVO RWD
In the second part of our supercar series, LUX drives the new and improved Lamborghini Huracán EVO RWD
Amid the current debate about cultural appropriation, we have a theory that many of the best things in life come from cultural mingling ? which is not quite the same thing. Anyone who has visited the region of Alto Adige in northern Italy, which has been swapped between France and Austria over the centuries, will understand Italian culture and cuisine combined with Austrian efficiency creating a whole new world of design and lifestyle" Yes, please.
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We have a theory that the same thing has happened at Lamborghini. This is, on the face of it, the most extrovert and Italian of carmakers. Its logo is a raging bull, created specifically to annoy Enzo Ferrari and his prancing horse. Its cars are not only era-defining design classics (look at the 1960s Miura, which featured in The Italian Job) or the crazy 1980s Countach. They are also, traditionally, loud (visually and aurally), outrageously designed inside, have posing value beyond any other car no matter what the price, and go very fast, if you can handle them. But this was not all good. Perhaps you wanted something with a soul of a Lamborghini, which didn?t attract a crowd of onlookers every time you drove it. And perhaps you wanted something that you would actually look forward to driving, rather than bracing yourself for a task.
The calming influenc...