When first I laid eyes on the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato — the Italian luxury brand's off-road supercar — a strange thought popped into my mind: "What kind of mad scientist would conjure up this ...

DESERT CENTER, Calif. — Lamborghini knows something about its buyers: They like to be able to appear, and to perform acts that are, ridiculous. Normally, that’s meant scissor-hinged doors and unhinged ...

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Careening off pavement and into the desert scrub bush of Chuckwalla Valley Raceway’s infield, at over 70 mph in a Lamborghini Huracan, forces an involuntary cringe. When you’re on a race track in a ...

Is that the Sterrato? A guy in an old Honda CR-V leans out his window and clearly has more questions. “That’s right,” I reply. I hit the gas, let the V10 snarl for a beat and round the corner. This ...

The 2023 Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato sees the Italian supercar leave tarmac behind for all-terrain antics instead. The Huracán Sterrato is essentially a Safari version of the existing Huracán ...

I feel like this whole Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato debacle is getting out of control. It’s a gimmick, nothing more. It’s a great car, yes, but it’s not greater than a standard Huracan. Supercars are ...

Not a single day over the last seven months passed by without memories of the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato media launch flitting through my ragged automotive journalist's brain. Sliding top speed ...

The low-slung car shook as I sped down a gravel-strewn rutted trail through the California desert, the vicious sound of its 10-cylinder engine, just behind my head, blasting in my ears. I was driving ...

With its 601-horsepower engine, it will be able to reach a mere 160 miles an hour instead of over 200 miles an hour, like other Huracán models. Production of the Huracán Sterrato will begin at ...

Lamborghini, in case you harbor any doubts, doesn’t need any help selling cars, not even its even-pricier special edition models. It also already offers, as you’re aware, the 641-hp Urus SUV for those ...

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