Jon Olsson's Camo-Wrapped Lamborghini Huracan Is For Sale And It's Actually Not That Expensive

This ultra-recognisable Huracan has been bumped north of 800bhp, and with a custom roof box it's the most practical two-door supercar you can buy. What more excuse do you need?
Jon Olsson's Camo-Wrapped Lamborghini Huracan Is For Sale And It's Actually Not That Expensive

If, like us, you think the perfect daily is a supercharged Lamborghini Huracan with an urban camo wrap and a roof box, get in line because pro skier Jon Olsson’s car is for sale.

At an asking price of €250,000, which, given that more than €100,000 has been pumped in for the work carried out in raising it to more than 800bhp and fitting the completely bespoke roof box, it seems like a bit of a steal. Unless you live in the UK, where the exchange rate… well, it’s not so great right now.

Jon Olsson's Camo-Wrapped Lamborghini Huracan Is For Sale And It's Actually Not That Expensive

The rather un-subtle modifications are something of a trademark for the Swedish car guy, and on the Huracan, which some people say is too conservative, they look absolutely awesome. We reported on it three months ago, at which time Olsson said he’d be using the car daily from his Monaco base, and even taking it to Apline ski resorts.

But clearly he’s quickly found its limitations for that sort of use, because on his Instagram page, where he announces it’s for sale, he says he’s looking for a four-seater. We can only guess that the knee-weakening V10 and the added supercharger whine weren’t good enough company for him. Weirdo.

Jon Olsson's Camo-Wrapped Lamborghini Huracan Is For Sale And It's Actually Not That Expensive

It’s covered 3800km, he says, comes fitted with an Akrapovic exhaust and various carbon bits, lower K&W springs, and the carbon ceramic brakes have been swapped for more practical Girodisc steel alternatives.

As for performance, if you’re wondering, in the early stages of the supercharger kit’s development the car was spanning the 62-124mph rolling sprint in 5.3 seconds. Apparently it’s been ‘optimised’ since then, so it’s got to be pretty brutal.

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Do us a favour, CTzens, and throw a few notes into the pot so we can buy it. We’ll share it. Honest.

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Comments

Splash

I’ll pass, he hasn’t fitted a tow bar. Roof box on a Lambo FFS.

01/23/2017 - 21:30 |
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Anonymous

sure if I have a word with student loan they could up my loan

01/23/2017 - 22:54 |
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what lambo?

01/23/2017 - 22:56 |
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Anonymous

It would only take 42970 donations of £5 to be able to afford this… Crowd funding anyone?

01/23/2017 - 23:21 |
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Anonymous

Exchange rate is not good in the uk! Lemme tell you about my lovely country (GDP $165Billion) and the minimal salary is about 155$ …

01/23/2017 - 23:22 |
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Daniel Respecio

Now if only my country isn’t filled with speedbumps and traffic, i would actually consider buying it….. in my dreams

01/23/2017 - 23:30 |
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SupercarClub

WallacePJW @supercarsoflondon @paulwallace someone tell this guy to buy this huracan

01/24/2017 - 00:04 |
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Anonymous

Honestly. It looks like crap. Good thing is camoed so no one can see it. Oh wait. Its not even in the right climate area for it.

01/24/2017 - 00:57 |
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Anonymous

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

I think the camo looks stunning and gives a completely different shape, and its the right colours too… What I dont like however is the branding.. Just the camo would be beautiful

01/24/2017 - 13:04 |
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Muaz Yusof

I only see a set of wheels and a floating roof box. Where is the car?

01/24/2017 - 06:40 |
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Sam Kay

I’d like to correct the article slightly. Jon loves this lambo but he cannot fit Janni (his gf) and Marcus (videographer for daily vlogs) in the car at the same time which is a huge limitation. I believe he is considering a Rolls of some kind or an FF.

01/24/2017 - 07:17 |
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