2015 Lamborghini Huracan LP 610-4 review

The Lamborghini Huracán simply cannot be ignored. Its simple, stunning wedge shape -- nose canted down, shaving the asphalt -- turns heads and slackens jaws regardless of the understated, silver-gray paint seen here.

Wrapped in a dark gray called Grigio Lynx, the $282,125 Lamborghini Huracán I tested attracts plenty of attention, helped by the 10-spoke, 20-inch forged wheels and the unholy roar of its 600-horsepower V-10. Driving this car is a visceral thrill despite the undeniable fact that beneath that luscious exterior it's a humble Audi at heart. You can buy basically the same car for $60,000 less if you're willing to forgo the sexy looks and call it "R8 V-10" instead of "Huracán."
But that would be a shame, and I'll tell you why.