New Lambo Wrecked in Less Than 200 km

Although the new Lamborghini Temerario has barely arrived on North American roads, already some goof has managed to wreck one.

A black 2026 Lamborghini Temerario recently appeared at a Copart salvage auction in Phoenix, Arizona, showing just 116 miles (187 km) on the clock. The listing describes ‘front end damage’ but they might be underselling the amount of damage this vehicle experienced in its short life.

Nobody knows exactly what happened to the Lambo. Thankfully for the owner’s reputation, the listing doesn’t give a name nor does it tell us what happened. So, even though it’s easy to picture some Richie Rich leaving the Lamborghini dealership in Arizona and immediately stuffing the car into a cactus, we really have no idea what transpired.

Call it schadenfreude, that guilty pleasure we get from watching someone else’s misfortune, but there’s something entertaining about seeing a $550,000 Lamborghini wrecked after less than 200 clicks.

This isn’t just a new car; the Temerario is a brand new model replacing the aging Huracán in Lamborghini’s lineup. Gone is the Audi-sourced naturally aspirated V10. In its place is a 4.0 L twin-turbo V8 combined with three electric motors, boosting output to over 900+ HP.

With that kind of power, maybe 200 km was more than enough time for the owner to find the limit of his driving ability. Lamborghini spent years developing the Temerario, and this guy needed only 200 km to take one apart.