Itry hard, as hard as I can, not to pre-judge cars. Let them stand or fall on their own merits rather than your preconceptions of how they’re likely to be. But sometimes it’s difficult, and this was one of those times.
The Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato, a transparent attempt to rekindle interest in a car that was never a patch on its rivals from McLaren and Ferrari. A little unkind? Maybe, and there have been one or two Huracáns I’ve genuinely enjoyed – the rear-wheel drive version in particular. But this isn’t even that. It’s an essentially
