Of all the cars I've driven, I think the Huracan was the fastest car I have ever driven personally. You don't even have to try, it just goes fast and you know it's fast. You can actually feel your body taking off like kind of that light feeling you get when you're inside an airplane that's taking off. It's very smooth, but you know it's fast.

I tried my roommate's Audi R8 (v8) and he told me it's not fast. And it feels like heavy car and it's single clutch takes time to make the shift. Thus it feels it has lag time.

I also tried the Gallardo after the Huracan, still didn't feel as fast, still felt kinda slow compared to a Huracan. I also tried the BMW i8, it looks cool, but it's not lamborghini fast. But the i8 is cool, it's a good price for something that looks like an exotic, and hopefully cheaper to maintain than a Lamborghini.

My roommate says if I want speed, get a GTR. I mean I totally would but I never been in one yet, I just seem them and if the owner feels like showing off, those cars are so ridiculously fast that even a normal person can tell that car is something different. I mean it won't have that exotic look, I don't care about it being a Nissan but I wish they would have given the GTR that exotic low profile look just so you can have the cheap speed and the look of an expensive exotic.

But ya is the Huracan a big improvement over the Gallardo? I feel it is. I would like to own one day, maybe get one used so I can focus on enjoying it rather than garaging it or making it a special occassion car. If I buy a car over $100k, I wouldn't make it a special occasion car, I will try to drive it as often as I can to get my moneys worth. Why own a $300k car if you only take it out sometimes? Might as well just have bought a condo you can live in or renovate your house.