Lamborghini Huracán EVO
Raw, visceral, and utterly addictive — the last of the naturally aspirated V10s.
CarCheckr Score
Excellent
Huracán EVO RWD
Score Breakdown
Pros & Cons
What We Love
- Naturally aspirated V10 is irreplaceable
- Rear-wheel drive adds engagement
- Stunning visual presence
- Will appreciate as a future classic
Watch Out For
- Cabin feels dated vs Ferrari
- Ride is firm on UK roads
- Running costs are extreme
How to Buy This Car
Our recommendation on the best way to finance your purchase.
The last naturally aspirated Lamborghini V10 will appreciate. Buy outright, keep mileage sensible, and this is as much investment as it is car.
Advantages
- Strong appreciation potential
- Own a future classic outright
- No interest costs
Watch Out For
- Enormous capital outlay
- High running costs
This is our independent opinion based on the car's depreciation profile, reliability record, and typical finance rates. Always get personalised financial advice before committing.
Used Buying Guide
Buying a Used Lamborghini Huracán EVO
What to look for — and what to avoid — when buying this car on the used market.
What to look for
- RWD variant is the driver's choice — lighter, more engaging, and increasingly sought after
- Low-mileage examples (under 5,000 miles) are already commanding premiums over new list price
- Lamborghini Certified Pre-Owned programme offers warranty and peace of mind
- Spyder variants are rarer and command higher premiums — both body styles are appreciating
- Original paint and unmodified examples are significantly more valuable
Watch-outs
- Service costs are extreme — budget £5,000+ per major service at a Lamborghini dealer
- Tyre costs are significant — rear tyres last as little as 5,000 miles in spirited use
- Check clutch wear on manual variants — replacement is very expensive
- Verify the car has never been tracked — even one track day can affect value and reliability
- Insurance is very expensive — get quotes before committing
Our Verdict
The Huracán EVO RWD is a celebration of everything that's disappearing from the automotive world. A naturally aspirated 5.2-litre V10, rear-wheel drive, and a soundtrack that makes the hairs on your neck stand up. It's not the most refined supercar, but it's the most alive.
How This Score Was Built
Every CarCheckr score combines multiple independent data sources, weighted by category.
Manufacturer Specs
Official performance & safety data
Owner Reports
Real-world reliability data from owners
Expert Testing
Independent road test results
Residual Values
Three-year depreciation data
Running Costs
Insurance, fuel & servicing costs
Safety Ratings
Euro NCAP crash test results
Key Details
- Make
- Lamborghini
- Model
- Huracán EVO
- Year
- 2023
- Variant
- Huracán EVO RWD
- Category
- Sports Car
- Price from
- £189,000
