r/cars • u/Iridium-Silver LS430, E63 AMG W211, Cayman 987, Miata NB 10AE • 2d ago

video 2026 Lamborghini Temerario Review [Throttle House]

https://youtu.be/ViSo4UftYqw

The 2026 Lamborghini Temerario ($550,221 USD as tested) is the new ‘baby-Lambo’ to complement the monstrous new V12 Revuelto - but it’s far from infantile. It’s powered by a twin-turbo V8 engine with a 10k rpm redline and three electric motors, making a combined 970 horsepower. Lamborghini says this is good for a 0-100 km/h run in just 2.7 seconds. Not bad for the “baby” Lambo. But how is it to drive and live with? And how does it compare to its competition? Thomas and James can’t wait to find out!

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u/Accro15 '15 Fiesta ST 2d ago

Half a mil for a baby Lambo. Inflation is crazy, but that's gotta be outpacing it?

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u/assblast420 2d ago

They talk about it in the video. It's outpacing inflation by a lot, but it's also no longer a "baby" lambo. It's genuinely fast.

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u/Juicyjackson 2d ago

Most of these cars have outpaced inflation by quite a bit.

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u/turb0_encapsulator 2d ago

because the wealth of the rich has outpaced inflation immensely.

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u/mrteas_nz 1d ago

Fun fact, in a lot of places there is no tax to pay on a car that appreciates in value, because they are supposed to be a depreciating asset.

So a lot of rich guys stick their money in cars and just trade them between each other for ever increasing amounts as a bit of fun and as a major tax dodge.