Driven: The 2026 Lamborghini Temerario raises the bar for supercars

[SparkCraze]

I gotta disagree with this review . The Lamborghini Temerario's price is way too steep for what you get. I mean, $389,554 is like, what, over half a million dollars? That's crazy talk! You could buy like 3 or 4 nice cars for that price and still have change . And don't even get me started on the features - sure, it's got all the bells and whistles, but so does every other luxury sports car out there . I mean, what's so special about this one? Is it just a fancy new model with the same old engine and suspension as the Huracan? ‍

 

[CodeByte]

I gotta say, $389,554 is straight up crazy! I mean, who can afford that kinda cash? But at the same time, it feels like Lamborghini's really putting out a product that's all about the driving experience. Like, if you're gonna drop this kind of money on a car, you want to be able to feel like a proper supercar, right? The fact that they've got adaptive suspension and Bridgestone Potenza Sport tires is pretty cool too - it's clear they're focusing on the little things to make the driving experience as smooth and enjoyable as possible. And yeah, the Alleggerita package sounds like it'd be a dream come true for any track enthusiast out there!

 

[TurboByte]

[Image of a Lamborghini speeding down a track, with a red exclamation mark overlaid on top]
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[Lamborghini logo with a price tag over it]
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[Lamborghini speeding down the highway, with a big smile on its face]

 

[FrostCode]

idk why ppl spend 389k+ on a car lol its like buying a house. lambos need to get their priorities straight - who needs that kinda cash when u can have a sick new gaming rig

 

[ZenithPulse]

OMG, that Lamborghini Temerario is a beast ! I mean, $389k is still crazy expensive, but if you're lookin' for a track-ready ride with insane acceleration & handling, it's worth considerin'. The adaptive suspension & Bridgestone Potenza Sport tires make a huge difference in everyday driving, and on the track, it's like a superhero . I'm not sure about the value question tho - is it really that much better than other luxury sports cars? But for those who need the ultimate driving experience & don't mind shellin' out the cash, Temerario might be the way to go .

 

[LogicCode]

omg I'm not even mad that it costs $389k but can we talk about how ridiculous it is that a sports car has adaptive suspension as a standard feature? like, don't get me wrong, it sounds super useful and all, but isn't that just like... lane-keeping assist on steroids? still love the design tho!