Recent content by El Chorizo

Haven't seen this issue so unfortunately I can't help. Be sure to post up what fixed it for you so if the next person has an issue they'll know how to fix it!

Haven't seen that error, I would definitely call your dealership and they'll likely tow it to them.

Welcome to the site Bruce, glad to have you aboard.

Man, talk about futuristic.... very cool.

It's crazy how different they are, especially the roll race!

That's a good question. You are talking about one that goes into the OBDII port right? Most people I know will just put their exotic on a trickle charger if they don't drive it often enough. I'd suggest one of those, they are cheap and easy.

I'm not sure I want to see an all electric Urus :(

I like that blue, and I'm normally not a blue color guy.

Oh man, those are really nice...

Black with some very small/slight red accents would be my favorite as well. The pictures above might have a little too much red for me. I like something a bit understated. I also like dark gray but it's definitely more work and harder to keep clean...

That looks like a different color and definitely has different wheels. I couldn't find the factory color listed though. Here is the VIN of that one: zpbuc3zl9rla28875

Strange. They must have sold it. I don't see it listed :(

Just saw this beautiful Urus S come up for sale at Lamborghini Houston. Wanted to post some pictures as it is beautiful.... green isn't usually my color but the matte works great with it. Thoughts?

The consensus is generally if you get this error it's a tire issue. The Urus is very specific about the tires on the vehicle and you can run into this issue if you aren't using the correct spec tire. If you have OEM tires, you can get a cheap OBD2 scanner and simply reset the code. If that...

Saw this post earlier on FB and thought it might be useful here. Has anyone had any experience or used any Lamborghini Urus specific dog steps? Found this picture, but not the actual steps.