He is the sole owner of Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato and he is enjoying it!

When you buy a car like the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato, the least you can do is take advantage of it. And the least we can say is that the only being on Earth to own this model is having a good time behind the wheel of his Italian GT. Given the route he takes, we say to ourselves that he was foolish to choose the enhanced version. Even off the asphalt, we realize that the car holds the road well. Something to enjoy while driving, in all circumstances.

An off-road Lamborghini

The Huracan model now exists as an off-road car from Lamborghini and it bears the sweet name Sterrato. This variation therefore allows its owner to move away from the average road andaccelerate off the beaten track. High on its wheels, it allows you to feel safe and not suffer from various obstacles. Obviously, the driver must also keep control of his car, given the power it produces. But it seems that this is the case here, with this owner of Sterrato who decided to film himself in order to let the general public enjoy his unusual ride. Considering the comments received under the video, we can say that he impressed everyone.

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A risky ride?

When he had just bought this Huracan Sterrato, its owner already had it pushed to its limits. After all, what could be more pleasant than getting the most out of your cheaply acquired car? In the mud, on the rocks, in the water… He defied all the elements, without experiencing the slightest problem. Not bad for a Lamborghini, right?

According to the owner, it was the rims that he had to pay particular attention to during this escapade. It must be said that he did not skimp on the accelerator, as we can see on the video below :

Regarding the different characteristics of this Huracan Sterrato, know that it is equipped with a 610 horsepower V10 5.2 naturally aspirated engine. It takes 3.4 seconds to reach a speed of 100 km/h. Furthermore, it can reach 260 km/h. To acquire it, you have to pay the sum of 265,000 euros, excluding penalty. Only 1,499 units will be produced in the long term. So, seduced?