Win a £500,000 Lamborghini Temerario for just 5p in new competition (aff)
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One of the first Lamborghini Temerarios to appear in the online competitions space is up for grabs alongside £5,000 cash
One lucky petrolhead could soon find themselves behind the wheel of one of the most exclusive new supercars on the planet – and entry costs less than a chocolate bar.
Elite Competitions has launched what it claims is the first-ever online competition featuring the all-new Lamborghini Temerario, giving entrants the chance to win the stunning hybrid supercar alongside £5,000 in tax-free cash. Better still, tickets start from just 5p.
Replacing the iconic Huracán was never going to be an easy task, but Lamborghini's latest creation has certainly made an impression. The Temerario combines a twin-turbo V8 engine with hybrid technology to deliver a staggering 907bhp, helping it sprint from 0-60mph in just 2.6 seconds before reaching a top speed of 214mph.
The prize car isn't just any Temerario either. According to Elite Competitions, this example has been specified with more than £150,000 worth of factory options, pushing its invoice value close to an eye-watering £500,000.
Among the standout upgrades are the £17,720 carbon alloy wheels – some of the most technologically advanced wheels Lamborghini has ever fitted to a production car. Buyers have also selected the track-focused Alleggerita package, a comprehensive carbon fibre package, Bridgestone Potenza Race tyres and a dramatic ducktail carbon spoiler.
Those hoping to hear the V8 soundtrack in style will also benefit from a premium Sonus Faber audio system, while the cabin features matt carbon trim, Corsa Tex sports seats embroidered with the Lamborghini shield and illuminated Temerario door plates.
Technology is equally impressive. Drivers get a 12.3-inch digital instrument display, an 8.4-inch vertical touchscreen, a passenger-side display, Apple CarPlay, adaptive lighting, parking sensors and a reversing camera. There's even a fighter jet-inspired start button to add a sense of occasion every time you climb aboard.
The 2026 Lamborghini Temerario competition can be entered here, with tickets priced at just 5p each. Players can purchase up to 40,000 entries, while discounted ticket bundles are also available for those wanting to boost their chances.
For example, entrants can buy 500 tickets for £13.50, 1,500 tickets for £56.25 or 3,000 tickets for £90, representing savings of up to 40% compared with individual entries. There's also a free postal entry route available.
The live draw is scheduled to take place on Monday, June 29 at 9pm. With almost £500,000 worth of Lamborghini parked at the end of the rainbow – plus £5,000 cash thrown in for good measure.
To find out more, visit the Elite Competitions page here before the draw closes.
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