Lamborghini Huracan EVO RWD | Black Forest Drive & Sound

Welcome back to another Soul Drives video and welcome back to, yeah well, one of my most favorite places in the Black Forest. We are on one of my favorite roads and I'm sitting in an absolutely extraordinary car. I'm sitting in the Lamborghini Huracan Evo rear wheel drive and I have to tell you guys it is a very simple car. We have no rear wheel steer. We have only rear wheel drive. We have a naturally pretty much a dinosaur of the automotive industry. 8,700 rpms, 610 horsepower, 560 newton meters of torque and a mid-engine chassis that really likes to take corners. Just listen to that sound. So so I mean driving this you really get reminded of what Lamborghini themselves say about this car. It is designed to be scary and in all honesty I drove a lot of fast cars. McLaren 750s, GT2 RS. It really sticks to the saying, this car is the first car that I really feel a little bit scared putting my foot down. So I mean it's definitely when you take it into some corners it's not a competitor I'd say to a 992 GT3 or anything of that sort but it does feel very capable just not as perfectly dialed in. It has just way more emotions. Despite too many rules it just has practically a straight pipe exhaust, some catalytic converters and nothing more. And you can really tell by the sound it makes. So maybe even in the world. Yeah this car has 204 000 kilometers on it and let me tell you talking to the owner of this car he's a very very interesting person. He daily drives this car. He maintains it very very well and the back end of the car is completely carbon fiber so you don't lose any of the strength in the chassis. Still feels like a very very competent sports car. Super sports car. Just a few words on behalf of the owner. This car is from the Czech Republic and the owner has maintained it at Lamborghini in Prague. He asked me to give them a little shout out because this car with 204 000 kilometers runs as smooth as new and we just wanted to give a little shout out to well first of all Lamborghini in Italy for building such a car. It's basically a German car but the guys in Italy did a great job putting it all together. There's no squeaks in the interior. You have seen it in the intro the car doesn't look like it's a kilometer counter at all. So yeah big shout out to the guys at Lamborghini Prague for maintaining this car so so well and I mean it hasn't lost any of its glory in these kilometers. It's just plain and simple a really really big engine pushing this very very lightweight small chassis. So now without further ado I think this car deserves like a note from some of my previous videos just a raw cinematic drive yeah with no words spoken.