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VEHICLE BUYER'S GUIDE

Lamborghini Huracán2015–2024

Year-by-year buyer intelligence from NHTSA safety data — reliability, value, and which years to target or avoid.

10
Years Analyzed
6
Total Recalls
0
Total Complaints
0
Reported Injuries
0
Reported Deaths

Lamborghini Huracán Years to Avoid

#1 WORST
2018

1 recall · 0 complaints

Top issue: No complaints on record

#2 WORST
2019

1 recall · 0 complaints

Top issue: No complaints on record

#3 WORST
2020

1 recall · 0 complaints

Top issue: No complaints on record

Lamborghini Huracán — Year-by-Year Comparison

Every model year ranked by Buyer Score. Click any year for its detailed problem report.

YearRecallsComplaintsInjuriesDeathsReliabilityValueBuyer ScoreVerdict
202410——
95
68
86
Avoid
202300——
100
78
92
Excellent
202210——
95
85
92
Avoid
202110——
95
88
93
Avoid
202010——
95
87
92
Avoid
201910——
95
83
91
Avoid
201810——
95
77
89
Avoid
201700——
100
70
90
Excellent
201600——
100
63
87
Excellent
201500——
100
56
85
Excellent

Buyer Score = Reliability (65%) + Value window (35%). Deaths and injuries sourced from NHTSA complaint filings. Year links open full NHTSA problem reports.

Shopping by Era

How each generation of the Huracán compares — best year within each era shown.

2018–Present

Modern safety tech, refreshed platforms, updated powertrains. Higher purchase price but lower reliability risk. Best pick in this era: 2021 (Buyer Score 93).

Best: 2021
2021 · 932020 · 922022 · 922023 · 922019 · 912018 · 892024 · 86

2013–2017

Mid-decade models in the depreciation sweet spot — typically 35–55% below original MSRP. Inspect carefully for powertrain wear and recall completion. Best: 2017 (Buyer Score 90).

Best: 2017
2017 · 902016 · 872015 · 85

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best year Huracán to buy?+

See the Buyer Score table above for a full ranking of every Huracán model year.

Which Huracán years have the most problems?+

The 2018, 2019, 2020 model years have the highest problem scores in our analysis. The 2018 Huracán leads with 1 recalls and 0 owner complaints.

What is the Buyer Score?+

The Buyer Score is a composite metric that combines reliability (65% weight) and depreciation value (35% weight). Reliability reflects recall and complaint severity. Value reflects how much of the vehicle's depreciation has already been absorbed by prior owners — a 4–6 year old vehicle typically sits in the sweet spot.

What are the most common Huracán problems?+

See the complaint chart on this page for a breakdown by component.

Deep-Dive Research

Common Problems

Full year-by-year breakdown of every documented defect for the Lamborghini Huracán.

Reliability Score

Reliability rating and score breakdown compared to similar sports vehicles.

Years to Avoid

Every Huracán year ranked by problem score — worst years listed with full reasoning.

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