2021 Lamborghini Huracan EVO Spyder

Perfect Auto Collection Signature Listing 2021 Lamborghini Huracan EVO RWD Spyder Stock A-A16537 | VIN ZHWUT5ZF6MLA16537 | 11,408 miles | $289,995 Remove the roof, send the power rearward, and the Huracan becomes less like a machine and more like a live performance. Why We Acquired This Vehicle The Huracan EVO RWD Spyder is Lamborghini at its most expressive: a naturally aspirated V10, rear-wheel drive, open-air sound, and styling that turns every departure into an occasion. Finished in Nero Nemesis Matte over Nero Ade, this 2021 example has a deliberate, almost architectural presence. The matte bodywork emphasizes the creases and openings of the Huracan shape, while full-body paint protection film helps preserve a finish that demands specialized care. Brand-new Michelin tires complete a specification prepared not simply to be displayed, but to be driven. At a Glance Highlights The Perfect Auto Collection Experience 5.2-liter naturally aspirated V10 7-speed dual-clutch transmission | Rear-wheel drive Nero Nemesis Matte Finish Full-Body Paint Protection Film Brand-New Michelin Tires Rear-Wheel-Drive Chassis Retractable Soft Top + Additional Factory Options & Features see the complete equipment list for the full specification Personalized Video Walkarounds Independent Third-Party Inspections Welcome Nationwide Enclosed Transportation Boutique, Appointment-Level Service Transparent Representation From Start to Finish Our Perspective The RWD Spyder has a different personality from the all-wheel-drive EVO. It feels lighter in intention, more transparent through the chassis, and more directly connected to the driver's inputs. The roof mechanism adds no complexity to the emotion. Lower it, and the V10 becomes the center of the entire experience. Why Enthusiasts Value This Model Naturally aspirated engines have become increasingly rare in modern supercars, and the Huracan's 5.2-liter V10 is one of the defining engines of its era. It responds immediately, builds energy progressively, and sounds more dramatic as the speed rises. For enthusiasts, the rear-wheel-drive configuration matters because it emphasizes balance and steering communication rather than using all-wheel drive to maximize outright traction. The Spyder adds the sensory dimension that makes the car unforgettable at ordinary speeds as well as extraordinary ones. Factory and Vehicle Highlights Nero Nemesis Matte Finish The factory matte-black finish sharpens the Huracan's surfaces and creates a stealth-oriented appearance. Why it matters: It gives the car dramatic presence without relying on bright color or excessive contrast. Full-Body Paint Protection Film Protective film covers the body rather than only the forward impact areas. Why it matters: It is especially valuable on matte paint, where conventional polishing and spot correction are more complicated. Brand-New Michelin Tires New premium tires provide fresh contact surfaces for braking, steering, and acceleration. Why it matters: On a rear-wheel-drive V10 supercar, tire condition directly affects confidence and the quality of the driving experience. Rear-Wheel-Drive Chassis Power is sent to the rear wheels through the rapid dual-clutch transmission. Why it matters: The layout gives the EVO Spyder a more communicative, enthusiast-focused personality. Retractable Soft Top The powered roof opens the cabin to the environment without changing the fundamental shape of the Huracan. Why it matters: It allows the driver to experience the V10 soundtrack and the surrounding road with far greater intensity. Behind the Wheel The first impression is sound, but the lasting impression is response. The V10 reacts immediately, the dual-clutch transmission keeps the engine in its strongest range, and the rear-driven chassis gives the driver a clearer sense of the car's balance. With the top lowered, even a short drive feels cinematic. The Hur