Lot N17905: 2022 Lamborghini Urus

In short: Yes, this is a solid value proposition—especially for the right buyer.

Here’s my take based on the data:

The Price is Fair. At $229,900, this Urus sits right at the original 2022 base MSRP of $229,495, but here’s the kicker: this particular car was likely $250k+ when new. It has an Akrapovic exhaust (~$6-7K option), Bang & Olufsen 3D audio (~$4K), ADAS package, the rare 4-seat configuration, and those 23-inch Diamond Taigete wheels. That’s roughly $15-20K in factory options that you’re not paying extra for on the used market.

Value Retention is Remarkable. The Urus has depreciated only ~8% from its likely as-equipped MSRP over 4 years. That’s exceptional for any luxury vehicle, let alone an SUV. Most vehicles in this class would have depreciated 25-30% by now. The comparable 2022 Urus market ranges from about $205K to $260K, and this car lands right in the reasonable sweet spot given its option content and 10,503 miles (lower than the ~14,400-mile average of current comparables).

The Competition. If you want a 2022 Urus specifically, your alternatives in this range include:

• A $218K model with ~16K miles (less equipment)
• A $230K model with ~17K miles
• Stepping up to $260K+ for very low-mile examples

The Verdict. This car is priced to move with serious equipment. If you want a highly-optioned Urus with 10K miles, this isn’t a “deal”—it’s fair market value for the right car. The big caveat: consider a pre-purchase inspection (PPI) given the Akrapovic exhaust (check for any warranty implications) and verify all ADAS features function properly.

Ready to pull the trigger, or would you like me to show you other Urus options in this range—maybe a 2023+ Urus S instead?