This green Lamborghini Huracan coupe with a black cabin is based in Orange County. Green is rare enough that most people have not seen one on this shape, and it reads as a deliberate choice rather than a rental color. It carries the lower per mile rate of our two coupes. Book it to be noticed once, not photographed all day.
There are almost no naturally aspirated V10s left in production and this Huracan is one of them, which means no turbochargers, no lag, and no artificial swell partway through the rev range, just a throttle that answers the instant you touch it. Point it up Santiago Canyon Road and the engine gets louder and more urgent the higher it climbs, with the last 2,000 rpm the whole reason to keep pushing. 602 horsepower and 3.2 seconds to sixty are almost incidental next to that. All wheel drive means traction is never the limiting factor, so the revs are what you manage, not the rear tyres. It is the purest engine we run.
Green on a Huracan is rare enough that most people will not have seen one, and it photographs as a deliberate specification rather than a default rental colour. It reads darker and more serious than the brighter greens Lamborghini is known for, which suits the angular bodywork. Shoot it on Newport Coast Drive with Pelican Hill in the background, where the metallic in the paint comes alive at golden hour, or against the concrete at South Coast Plaza for a cleaner backdrop. The wedge profile from a low side angle is the strongest frame this shape gives you. The black cabin stays neutral so the exterior colour carries every image.
Two Huracan coupes live in our fleet and the other is pink. That is the real decision. Green is rare enough that most people have not seen one, and it reads as a deliberate specification rather than a rental colour, which suits any booking where a bright pink car would be too much. It also carries the lower per mile rate of the two coupes, $4 against $5, so a longer day on Ortega Highway or Santiago Canyon Road costs less on this one despite the higher daily rate. Book this one for the driver who wants to be noticed once, not photographed all day.
This is a Lamborghini Huracan coupe in green over a black cabin, based in Orange County. It runs the original 5.2 litre naturally aspirated V10 at 602 horsepower, paired with all wheel drive and a seven speed dual clutch gearbox, standard on this trim. There is no centre touchscreen on this generation of Huracan, everything from navigation to trip data lives on the driver's instrument cluster, controlled by a rotary dial on the console. Carbon ceramic brakes are standard, along with the ANIMA switch on the wheel for Strada, Sport and Corsa. The black cabin is plain rather than two tone, which keeps the whole car reading as one dark, deliberate shape.