Lamborghini TEMERARIO: Exterior & Interior

Eternalthinker · 01-16-2025, 12:56 AM

Most interesting part of the Temerario is the 10k redline on a V8. On this car, the spec really matters. Their launch color of matte blue really looked dull and boring. With that said, I should be taking delivery of one in Q1 '26.

TXSTYLE · 01-16-2025, 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Eternalthinker

Most interesting part of the Temerario is the 10k redline on a V8. On this car, the spec really matters. Their launch color of matte blue really looked dull and boring. With that said, I should be taking delivery of one in Q1 '26.

That's WTF I'm talking about. What color you thinking?
Lambos deserve a exotic color to match its exotic looks IMO.
I've always been a fan of Arancio Xanto or Mantis Green.

Eternalthinker · 01-16-2025, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

That's WTF I'm talking about. What color you thinking?
Lambos deserve a exotic color to match its exotic looks IMO.
I've always been a fan of Arancio Xanto or Mantis Green.

Have not gotten that far yet. Deposit submitted with a Nero just to get it into the system. Will take a serious look at the spec towards Q3 this year.

RPM33 · 01-16-2025, 02:20 PM

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****One of my colleagues has a 2017 ish Huracan and the repair bills on it have been pretty horrific. He does not drive it hard at all, mostly a weekend car. Timing chain leak required an engine pull and ungodly amounts of labor to fix what was a pretty minor gasket issue, $34k out of pocket (out of warranty) for a car with 16k miles on it, if that. He has also had some kind of engine computer failure that required replacement at $5k, and has had other little stuff go bad over time (mostly electronics) for a car he barely drives. It's a handmade car, etc.. but not even remotely reliable in his experience.

He likes the car but will try and sell it I think to get something else. The expense on the thing seemed a bit excessive for a car not really designed as anything more than a weekend car, etc.. No way it could be a daily driver unless you had a spare! :

Perhaps this newer Lambo Temerario will be more reliable. Nice looking car at least.

All Lambo sports cars appear to be weekend only cars. Only the Urus SUV appears daily drivable.

Baldilocks73 · 01-16-2025, 02:44 PM

I like it except for those running lights. Look out of place.

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Eternalthinker Second Lieutenant 218 Rep 224 Posts Drives: e90 m3 Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: walnut iTrader: (0)	Most interesting part of the Temerario is the 10k redline on a V8. On this car, the spec really matters. Their launch color of matte blue really looked dull and boring. With that said, I should be taking delivery of one in Q1 '26. __________________ Mixed Bag: McLaren 675LT, 720s Coupe, FGT, X7, X2, AMGGTR, 812 Superfast, Tesla ModelX P100D, CLK DTM, Tesla Model 3, Tesla Model S, Aventador, Taycan 4S, STO....Distant future Aston Valhalla
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Baldilocks73 First Lieutenant 432 Rep 333 Posts Drives: G42 M240i (on order) Join Date: Jul 2020 Location: Delaware, USA iTrader: (0)	I like it except for those running lights. Look out of place.
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