We'll conclude our survey of the current crop of Italian SUVs with the new Lamborghini Urus. Bloggers of dignity that we are, we've chosen one in a proper Giallo Auge yellow. No need to blend in with your Urus color choice; blending in was never really an option to begin with.

Hot take: the Urus isn't really much of a departure from the original spirit of the Lamborghini brand. The founder himself sought most importantly to improve upon the Maserati and Ferrari ownership, offering a comfortable, serviceable, and reliable take on the high-end sports tourer. A tractor manufacturer who was ever really a fan of racing, we imagine that Ferruccio Lamborghini would be more at home up high in an Urus SUV than stuffed into a Huracán Performante. We ourselves? No, we're not really fans.

Year: 2019
Model:  Lamborghini Urus
Engine: 4.0L turbocharged V8
Transmission: 8-speed automatic
Mileage:  2,639
Price: $255,999
Location: Richardson, TX

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This is a smoke free carfax certified one owner 2019 Lamborghini Urus SUV, equipped with a 4.0L 650HP V8 bi-turbo engine and a 8-speed automatic transmission with AWD and 4-wheel-steering. This Urus SUV is finished in a gorgeous Giallo Auge (Metallic Yellow) exterior with Black full leather interior along with contrast stitching.
// See the video of this Urus:
https://youtu.be/xLSaoDxOpPA
+ Walk around / Hear the engine //
This is an exceptionally clean Urus comes well appointed including:
+Navigation
+Rear camera
+Front / Rear park assist
+Homelink sys
+B&O 3D Advanced sound system
+ADAS Package (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems)
+Power heated and cooled front seats
+Memory/Passanger driver seat
+Panoramic moonroof
+Power rear hatch
+23" Polished and black painted wheels
+Rear seat entertainment
+Style package
+Yellow calipers
...plus much more!!

The engine, a Porsche-Audi twin-turbocharged V8 affair, boasts 100hp more than its most powerful sibling, coming in at 641hp. We're more than a little bit disappointed that the Urus wasn't offered with some sort of magnificent V10 or V12 powertrain, but we're sure that Porsche and Audi are happy to spread their cost of development out over a few more engines. Side note: it's a shame that VW never purchased Alfa Romeo. Think of how things might have gone for them! A little injection of VW/Audi isn't always a bad thing.

We aren't really shopping for any SUV, but if we were looking at high-end Italian SUVs, we'd actually take the Levante Trofeo over the Urus. In saving $100k and nearly 300lb of curb weight, you also net a lovely 582hp Ferrari turbocharged V8. We're sure you could have one painted yellow, if that's what it takes.

-Graham