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The Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato is absolute madness. It’s the antithesis of what a supercar should be. It’s wild but it’s also “one of the best Lamborghinis ever,” as our own Kyle Hyatt described it when he drove it earlier this year. But just how wild can it get? YouTuber Mark McCann recently found out when he launched the Sterrato of a jump on a dirt road.
That PPF didn’t matter though. Not long after going out to try the course, McCann had already screwed up parts of the Sterrato; at one point he nearly pulled off a portion of the front bumper. This made him quickly realize that there was a reason Lamborghini did the first drive of these things on dirt and sand trails: its ride height means it’s not really fit to tackle rutted trails like a Wrangler or Land Rover would. It’s more for loose gravel or dirt and sand.
The quarry is over 150 acres of tough terrain; some of it wouldn’t look out of place on another planet. It’s a dream for someone wanting to see just how much their off-road vehicle can handle. Or to do something crazy like jump a vehicle. But McCann wasn’t too reckless. He actually took the time to PPF the Sterrato. Sure, he used duct tape — but, still. He made an effort.
Now this isn’t some press car that they let McCann get a hold of. Car companies aren’t that reckless. This is McCann’s own personal Sterrato that he purchased a few months back. So the risk is all on him. But he obviously has deep pockets because the first place he takes it in the video is one of the world’s toughest off-road courses: Cowm Quarry.