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For a while, it looked like the Performante badge had disappeared from the Urus family. Lamborghini has now brought it back with hybrid power and a record output figure. The new Urus Performante
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A flat tire has a special talent for ruining your mood instantly. It never happens when you are relaxed and free all afternoon. It happens when you are late, already annoyed, parked somewhere t
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