After the 430, the Lamborghini almost felt like a normal car, even during the somewhat crazed journey from the photographic location on the coast to our hotel in Saint Omer. Certainly it felt bigger and less incisive than the Ferrari, more comfortable for sure but also not as sharp in its steering or brakes.
Yet at the same time the Lambo seemed instantly less frantic than the 430, in spite of its thundering engine note and huge mid-range pickup. That’s something you can’t help but notice when swapping between the two; the Lambo has much more low-down muscle, even if it can’t quite match the Ferrari over the final 2000rpm. But the key thing is how much more relaxed and civilized it feels as a road car.
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