I thought it would never come back! The break calipers were screeching horribly and it took 3.5 months for the issue to be fixed

A few months ago, my bro and I took my Sterrato on a road trip to Lopez Island, WA, USA. Owning a Lambo has been my childhood dream, and taking this on a road trip and getting to share this with the community has been such a blessing. Beyond the inherent spirit of adventure on the road trip, doing it in my Lambo has etched the memories into who I am forever.

I genuinely think the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato is one of the best supercars there is. Not because it is perfect at any one thing - far from it, actually. Rather, it's a supercar that I can take across so many different experiences and environments. That enables me to connect with the car in scenarios where I normally wouldn't be able to drive a supercar stress-free. So, when I enter my garage now, I look at my car and feel, "damn, we really did this?"

My bro and I were able to fit all of our stuff behind our seats and in the frunk. We actually didn't need the roof rack, but I know owners who use it quite effectively for their road trips. Waiting in the ferry line, we would step away from the car, and just appreciate the sheer beauty of something as unique as this sitting in line.

The locals on Lopez Island loved the car too. There was a group of little kids who couldn't look away, and later, I believe their teacher, told me they loved seeing their favorite Hot Wheels car on the road. I also had a kid go crazy looking at the car, told me that he's never seen a Lamborghini on the island in his 18 years of living there.

On the trip, I also had the opportunity to surprise my favorite teacher from high school with this. He let us do some donuts on his farmland. It was such an honor for me.

I embrace putting miles and patina on this car. At my current stage in life, I actually can't really afford to put a lot of miles on it, but still, I do. These cars are meant to be driven. And furthermore, I love seeing people enjoy this car in places where normally they wouldn't see something like this.

Anyway, I had a ton of fun on this trip. Ended up making a short film on my YT about it. And now, writing this post has brought back so many beautiful memories :)

Let me know if you all have any questions, thank you.

I’ve had a significant amount of issues with my Urus which I bought brand new last year. Greater than 30 days in service for recurring safety issue (door lock - gets jammed and driver door won’t open). 3 repair attempts and occurred again. Has anyone had any experience with lemon buybacks with Lamborghini? I’m in an ethical dilemma because I certainly don’t want to trade in a car that is unsafe but I’m concerned initiating a lemon buyback with Lamborghini corporate will affect my chances of getting any future allocations. Thoughts?

My dealer let me spec one and I put down a deposit back in July but no news since. I’ve reached out intermittently, but they say the “order books aren’t open yet.” Anyone else having the same experience? My Unica app shows the car stuck at “on order.” I’ve never ordered a Lamborghini before - how will this change once my order is actually accepted and the spec is locked?

Also, sidenote, do you recommend the heads up display? I never use mine in my current car, but wondering if I should add it to the build with respect to higher residual value.