Lamborghini Huracan asking prices climb 6.6% since July

Used Lamborghini Huracan asking prices rose 6.6% between July 2026 and October 2026 for comparable cars, meaning the same trim, model year and miles. In listings we tracked through Oct. 1, the comparison rests on 50 cars in July and 205 in October, the full set of used Huracans for sale.

Of the 49 models we track with a price trend, 14 moved up over the same months, and the Huracan ranks third among them. Twenty-four were flat. Lamborghini's Urus held steady from July to October.

Against October 2025, comparable Huracans ask 17.4% more. The monthly asking price level has climbed every month since December 2025, from 85.1 to 100 in October 2026. The median asking price is now $335,000, with the cheapest car at $181,000, and the Huracan price guide shows fair values by trim and year.

Cars are still moving, and cuts are small

The typical Huracan leaves the market in 65 days, and the 205 for sale would last 3.2 months at the recent pace of cars leaving. We rate the market warm. 92 new listings appeared in the last 30 days.

Discounting is light. Only 15% of Huracans took a price cut in the last 90 days, and the median cut was 1.4%. Even so, 71 of the 205 are priced above fair value.

The STO tops the Huracan trims on price

The $335,000 median mixes trims and years. The STO is the priciest of the five trims listed, with a median asking price of $510,000. The LP 610-4 is the cheapest of the five at $245,000.

If budget matters more than trim, the cheapest Huracans start at $181,000.

Three cars priced under fair value

In Orland Park, Illinois, a white 2024 Tecnica with 1,245 miles is listed at $360,745, about $44,000 under its fair value. It has been up for 61 days, and the Tecnica listings include others to compare.

A Giallo Belenus 2021 EVO in Costa Mesa, California, has 29,877 miles and asks $255,635, about $36,000 under fair value. At 102 days listed, the longest of these three, it is worth asking for a lower price.

The biggest gap belongs to a white 2018 LP 640-4 Performante in St. Louis, Missouri, with 12,607 miles. It asks $320,594, about $76,000 under fair value, after 30 days listed.

Those three are a sample of the 51 great or good deals, and every Huracan, best deals first ranks the rest.