The Lamborghini Huracan, a V10-powered icon, has captured the hearts of enthusiasts since its debut. With its successor, the plug-in hybrid Temerario, taking center stage, the Huracan’s production is winding down. Yet, this story isn’t about the gleaming assembly lines in Sant’Agata Bolognese—it’s about a Huracan that met a far grimmer fate.
A video recently surfaced from azcycleparts, a company renowned for salvaging high-end vehicles, showing a severely damaged Huracan being taken on its final forklift ride. The once-mighty supercar was delivered to the workbench where it was stripped for parts. While the disassembly video is brief, it’s a heart-wrenching sight for Lamborghini aficionados.
The Huracan’s blue-blooded lineage makes its loss all the more tragic. Equipped with a naturally aspirated 5.2-liter V10 engine, the Huracan has long been celebrated for its thrilling performance and emotional soundtrack. Whether it was the Tecnica, EVO Spyder, STO, or the off-road Sterrato, each variant delivered unparalleled driving experiences.
Even as its successor, the hybrid-powered Temerario, boasts staggering performance figures like 907 hp and a 2.7-second sprint to 62 mph, the raw allure of the Huracan remains irreplaceable. For fans, seeing this wrecked example reduced to components feels like the end of an era.
However, there’s solace in knowing that parts from this Huracan will live on in other vehicles. Its engine, suspension, and other components will continue to roar in different forms, keeping its legacy alive.
While it’s hard to watch a dream car’s dismantling, it’s a reminder of the circle of automotive life—where even in death, legends find a way to endure. If you’re ready to witness this bittersweet process, the video awaits, but it’s best approached with tissues at hand.