#NYIAS: Agent 001 DETAILS The All-new Lamborghini Urus In These REAL-LIFE Pics, Is It Blowing YOUR Doors Off?

Ever since the official reveal of the all-new Lamborghini Urus, I have heard about 90 percent positive comments about the vehicle. It goes something like this:

"It's a bold design," or, "It's the ultimate performance SUV," or, "I want one."

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To be honest, Spies, it does absolutely nothing for me. While I am confident Lamborghini will sell every single unit it builds, it's merely an angular Porsche Cayenne Turbo S to me. Nothing to see here, folks.

Agent 001, on the other hand, adores this sport-utility vehicle. Every time I get sour on the Urus he notes, gleefully I might add, that he is 100 percent sure it will be the high-end SUV to have when all's said and done. Frankly, I don't think I disagree with him on that assessment but that doesn't mean it's an insanely great product.

What say you, Spies? Is the Urus blowing YOUR doors off?


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MDarringer - 3/31/2018 9:01:03 AM

-5 Boost

The DLO is too small to go with the extremely thick body. There really isn't anything "Lamborghini" looking about it except for a few linear elements. For me, this is powerfully unsatisfying to look at.

Agent00R - 3/31/2018 9:37:03 AM

-2 Boost

Well, at least I now know I am not alone.

Dexter1 - 4/1/2018 11:28:54 AM

-1 Boost

Hey — Let's see how many angles, cutlines and hexagons we can stick on a vehicle to make it look even more ridiculous than its concept. Oh, and let's put tuning forks on the grille for a little more decoration. What a POS.

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 3/31/2018 9:42:04 AM

+2 Boost

As with the LR Evoke, try not to run over the kids, your dog or the weekly garbage/recycling bins on the driveway when you back up. Good thing there are rear cameras these days. The design is a bit squished...

TheSteve - 3/31/2018 4:08:31 PM

+1 Boost

Not a good look, from any angle.

TomM - 3/31/2018 7:22:35 PM

+2 Boost

In person - the front end of the car is not that bad. Maybe not a Lambo - but certainly acceptable. However - the rest of the car makes little sense - and is simply not good.

Again - the question will be how many Lambo will attempt to make - if they keep the numbers small - they will sell out quickly - if they try to make this a high volume unit - though - it just doesn't move me that way.

supermoto - 4/1/2018 9:55:12 AM

+2 Boost

Without telling her the brand, I showed my wife a pic of the Urus. She said EEEEW!

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 4/1/2018 12:30:44 PM

+3 Boost

I still think that if they want an Aventador or Huracan client to buy another vehicle, something more like the LM002 with a V12 and a bit more crazy would have been a better fit for this customer type. They may want their wife/partner to drive this to keep all the vehicles at one dealer, but as referenced in the posts above, I don't see this appealing to a lot of women.

MDarringer - 4/1/2018 1:11:47 PM

-1 Boost

The fundamental question I have is not whether Lamborghini should have done an SUV, but why the SUV needed to be a Lamborghini caricature.

The LM002--while certainly not attractive--didn't bother to try to look like a Lamborghini. I would have gone with creating an ultra premium SUV--much like a Range Rover--with a Lamborghini badge. The wannabe BMW X6 business leaves me cold.

carloslassiter - 4/1/2018 6:51:22 PM

+4 Boost

I like it. Modern, aggressive and distinctive.