Lot CIA26723: 2023 Lamborghini Urus Performante

The Urus Performante is worth the upgrade if you’re prioritizing track capability and exclusivity over pure value—but it’s a close call depending on how you’ll use it.

The Numbers (from Classic.com data):

• Urus S averages ~$250K (recent sales $229K–$279K)
• Performante averages ~$296K (recent sales $261K–$355K)
• Premium: roughly $46K–$60K more for the Performante
• The 2023 you’re looking at at $314,900 sits at the higher end of the range

What that premium gets you:

• 657 HP (vs. 650 HP on the Urus S) — only 7 more, but tuned for higher-RPM power
• Weight reduction (lighter components throughout)
• Track-focused hardware: active aero, stiffer suspension, unique exhaust valving, revised gearing
• Rarity: just 29 Performantes for sale vs. 37 Urus S models

Our take: If you plan to track the SUV or want the most aggressive Urus experience, the Performante earns its premium. But for daily driving and canyon carving, the Urus S delivers 99% of the thrills for ~$50K less. At $314,900 specifically, this asking price is fair for a rare-spec Performante with under 9K miles, but it’s not a “deal.”

Browse more Urus S models here or explore all Performantes for sale.

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