huracan spyder

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Originally Posted by jetfalcon

Convertible sounds a little more comfortable. Being in an enclosed Lamborghni feels like been squeezed into a small box. At least if you take the top off, it may feel like a house with a high ceiling.

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So you ready to get one?

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Originally Posted by Hitz101

I feel you. But just my own opinion I hate soft tops on all cars it takes away from the looks of every car i'v ever seen one on & was really wishing for a hard top. Everyone else of course can feel how they want about them but many have sided with me on the topic as well. Some like it some hate it. I hate it x100 lol. Look amazing with the top down though!

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The problem with hardtop convertibles is that they change the design of the flowing coupe except for the 2003+ SL500

Lambo should make a carbon top version like the Aventador but a automated hardtop on the huracan would be ugly.

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Originally Posted by HollywoodHuracan

The problem with hardtop convertibles is that they change the design of the flowing coupe except for the 2003+ SL500

Lambo should make a carbon top version like the Aventador but a automated hardtop on the huracan would be ugly.

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I agree, this would have been both in my book the technical and matketing ideal solution. Maybe they could have even take it a step firther and do this rooftop as extra option out of semitransparent carbon fiber ( like on Bugatti Vitesse), now imagine how many units of such a car would have sold!
I just hope they will read this post [emoji48]


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Exactly what I was thinking they would do & was wishing for. Not a hard top at all but a roadster like the aventador. You easily snap off the 2 top parts & place them in the boot & BAM your in action.

I would think it would have been WAY easier to do as well than all the moving parts. Plus it would satisfy EVERYONE not just the ppl who don't mind a soft top. No one would complain about a well done roadster snap off roof like they did with the A. Man...that would have been so sick. :(

And I don't think it would hurt sales at all. They could have done roadster as 610 only & 580s would be coupe only so they would still get many coupe sales for those anting to save a little & get a 580 for some reason.

Then have the 610 coupe & roadster then later the S version coupe.

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Originally Posted by Ferruccio

Asked this Q to Lambo directly myself and as FC Corp mentioned, they chose not to do it because the Spyder and Coupe then become a bit redundant. Keeping the softtop allows them 2 distinct models.

I agree with you though I would have loved a hard top Spyder....us guys in the midwest cant drive with the top down as much as these west coasters so we need it to look good top up or down :cool:

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Exactly! We need it to look great both up & down. Maybe if I lived in Cali I could see getting one & literally NEVER putting the top up LOL. Only to make sure it still works then rite back down.

Bet that if a 1000 buyers got together and requested it through a dealer, Lamborghini would do a limited run of a Huracan Targa. I want a Huracan with a V12, scissor doors and removable carbon hard top and a carbon body the color of burnt Titanium with the rear lights of the Centenario and hidden rear wing a GT# front clip and a removable steering wheel like thats on the Vulcan, active cameras and mics all around and built in two way radio along with a high speed companion drone that's attached to the rear wing that you can race.

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Originally Posted by HollywoodHuracan

Bet that if a 1000 buyers got together and requested it through a dealer, Lamborghini would do a limited run of a Huracan Targa. I want a Huracan with a V12, scissor doors and removable carbon hard top and a carbon body the color of burnt Titanium with the rear lights of the Centenario and hidden rear wing a GT# front clip and a removable steering wheel like thats on the Vulcan, active cameras and mics all around and built in two way radio along with a high speed companion drone that's attached to the rear wing that you can race.

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What would u call it?

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Originally Posted by Ferruccio

What would u call it?

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Huracan Apex! LP760-4x2

(4 wheel drive with the option to switch to rear wheel drive at any time.)

so i never had a spyder before..soft top,does water easily leaks in ?? and the roof, it's basically fabric. will it absorb water and take forever to dry out? coming from the H coupe, it's quite a tough call for me..

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Originally Posted by Hitz101

I feel you. But just my own opinion I hate soft tops on all cars it takes away from the looks of every car i'v ever seen one on & was really wishing for a hard top. Everyone else of course can feel how they want about them but many have sided with me on the topic as well. Some like it some hate it. I hate it x100 lol. Look amazing with the top down though!

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There are a few cars that look stunning with a soft top on, the 987.2 Porsche Boxster Spyder is one such car. Absolutely gorgeous soft top that is unique.
I agree with you that the Huracan Spyder is not attractive, I saw it at the launch at the Frankfurt Autoshow and was turned off by its looks with the top on. With the top off it is ok, not spectacular.