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N350 Million Lamborghini Urus Comes With A Shocking Spare Parts Replacement Costs
N350 million Lamborghini Urus ultra-luxury SUV comes with a shocking spare parts replacement costs.
Since its arrival, Urus has not only helped Lamborghini to record sales but has also become its best-selling model.
The most expensive part is the Urus’ V-8 engine, which sells for N55 million – the price of a Tokunbo Mercedes GLE 450 SUV.

Lamborghini’s first-ever SUV, the Urus is fast becoming one of the most popular ultra-luxury trucks on the Nigerian road despite its MSRP starting price of over Three Hundred and Fifty Million (N350,000,000).
Since its arrival in the market in 2017, the SUV has not only helped Lamborghini to record sales but has also become the best-selling model in the brand’s history.
As expected, a six-figure ultra-luxury car like a Lamborghini Urus SUV not only comes with high cost of maintenance but also very expensive replacement spare parts as revealed in a video shared by 234Drive.
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According to 234Drive….
You will need N5 million to replace each of the two headlights and N8 million for both the taillights. While a side mirror cost 2 million, each of the windscreen is priced at N1.5 million
Changing the tyres at the right time is very important and a set will cost you N5 million while the 4 wheels cost N8 million.
A pair of shock absorber and brake pads goes for N3.2 million and 200,000 respectively. New steering wheel is priced at N1.8 million while to replace a front seat will set you N9 million.
But the most expensive spare parts are a new transmission and the Urus’ 657-hp twin-turbo V-8 engine, which sells for N30 million and N55 million respectively – the latter the price of a Tokunbo Mercedes-Benz GLE 450 SUV.
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