The Digest | New Jersey Magazine
Issue link: https://magazines.vuenj.com/i/1326760
Conversely, higher speeds has the wheels seeing eye to eye. e rear axle and front wheel turn in the same direction, and with a longer wheelbase, the stability increases and so do the driving dynamics. Still, you may have to stop on a dime and the breaking is up to snuff. Carbon Ceramic Brakes are the largest and most powerful available, and with minimal brake fade, the system is sensitive to the touch and assures performance and safety. An angel on your shoulder not standard or optional, the Advanced Driver Assistance System is the next best thing. High Beam Assistant automatically fades brights, cruise control keeps on an even keel, parking sensors work in parallel and the PreCognition system minimizes the chances for mishaps. Even so, the envious know it's a Lamborghini when they see it coming. e short overhangs leave the tires unobscured and bursting to muscle ahead. But the approach isn't any less profound. e engine protruding proudly at the peak of the bonnet, the front view is imposing. Additionally, Urus puts the best of both worlds at the fore. Hexagonal air intakes, which are linked by a front spoiler, and a distinctive front fender exude power and aerodynamic efficiency. e LED headlights then lead the way. But dropping back, a coupé-style fly line loops up and around the rear windows and seamlessly connects the front and rear. e artistry appears to derive from a single metallic canvas, while sharply angled front and rear windows conjure Lamborghini's past and emote the silhouette of a super sports car. And in the end, the integrated double round exhaust pipes will have you racing—whether you're loaded for bear or streamlined for speed. V U E N J . C O M 159