When the Lamborghini Urus was unveiled in 2018, many were surprised that it shared a platform with Volkswagen crossovers. Starting at £160,000 when new, this vehicle is considered a relatively affordable entry point into the world of Lamborghini. With over 35,000 units sold to date, the Urus has become the brand's best-selling model, and its value on the secondary market remains high. This is reported by Autocar.co.uk reports .
Even the cheapest Lamborghini Urus models on the market are priced at no less than £125,000. This is a very low depreciation rate for an eight-year-old vehicle. For comparison, considering that the price of a Bentley Bentayga from the same period has dropped to £50,000, the Urus looks like a much more rational purchase.
This crossover is equipped with a 641 hp 4.0-liter V8 engine, reaching 100 km/h in just 3.6 seconds. Despite weighing 2,285 kg, up to 87 percent of the vehicle's torque can be directed to the rear wheels, ensuring high dynamics in handling.
In terms of practicality, the Urus also proves its worth. A 616-liter trunk and a spacious cabin allow enough room for five adults. If you are not intimidated by driving this massive 5.1-meter-long vehicle with supercar power, it can be a great alternative to family sports cars like the Audi RS6 or BMW M5 Touring.
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