Best Lamborghini in CSR2: All 95 Records Ranked

No brand has more cars at the top of CSR2 than Lamborghini. Our CSR2 world records sheet has 85 Lamborghini records in Tier 5 alone, more than any other manufacturer, plus another 10 in Tier 4. If you collect one brand, there's a good chance it's this one.

But a big garage isn't the same as a fast one. We ranked all 95 Lamborghini records to find the best Lamborghini in CSR2, and the results don't follow the poster-on-the-bedroom-wall order. The cars everyone knows rank well down the list, and the fastest Lambo is one many players have never raced.

How we ranked them

Every car on the sheet has a record time, the fastest known run in its tier, and a rank against every other timed car in that tier. We pulled out every record whose name includes Lamborghini, including character-owned versions such as Roman's Murciélago from the Fast & Furious set. Times only compare within a tier, so Tier 5 and Tier 4 are ranked separately.

The best Lamborghini in CSR2: Tier 5 top 10

Car	Record	Tier 5 rank
SC63 ‘IMSA Version’	6.537	5
Reventón	6.620	14
Miura SV (Elite Customs Level 36)	6.729	58
Terzo Millennio	6.748	67
Fenomeno	6.759	74
Huracán GT3 Evo 2	6.815	115
Revuelto	6.829	124
Auténtica	6.848	138
Invencible	6.849	139
Essenza SCV12	6.868	160

From our sheet at the time of writing, out of 890 timed Tier 5 cars. Check the live sheet for the current order.

The SC63 is in a different league from the rest of the family, more than eight hundredths clear of the Reventón and the only Lamborghini in the top ten of the whole tier. Fun detail at the bottom of the table: all three versions of the Essenza SCV12 hold exactly the same record, 6.868, side by side at 160th, 161st and 162nd.

The famous ones, ranked

Here's where the best version of each well-known model lands in Tier 5:

Model	Best version on the sheet	Best Tier 5 rank
Reventón	Reventón	14
Miura	Miura SV (E.C. Level 36)	58
Huracán (25 records)	Huracán GT3 Evo 2	115
Revuelto	Revuelto	124
Aventador (15 records)	LP 780-4 Ultimae (E.C. Level 35)	174
Diablo	Diablo GT	178
Countach	Countach LPI 800-4	205
Sián	Sián FKP 37	298
Veneno	Veneno Roadster	446
Murciélago	LB Silhouette Works Murciélago	491
Centenario	Centenario	549

The Veneno and Centenario, two of the rarest and most expensive Lamborghinis ever built, rank 446th and 549th: firmly mid-table. The Aventador is the biggest surprise. Its best record is respectable, but the family spreads from 174th all the way to 880th, and the three slowest Lamborghinis on the entire Tier 5 sheet are all Aventadors or Murciélagos. If you own an Aventador and it feels slow, it probably isn't you.

The Huracán: 25 records, one standout

No Lamborghini model has more records than the Huracán, with 25 in Tier 5. It's also the clearest example of how much the version matters:

Huracán version	Record	Tier 5 rank
Huracán GT3 Evo 2	6.815	115
Huracán Evo (E.C. Level 35)	6.889	181
Huracán GT3 EVO	6.972	249
Huracán STO (Evo)	7.382	458
Huracán Tecnica	7.414	475
Huracán Coupé (E.C. Level 0)	8.274	806

The race-built GT3 versions lead, and the typical Huracán ranks around 726th, well down the tier. If you want a Huracán that can race at the top level, it's the GT3 Evo 2 or an Evo built to a high Elite Customs level.

Elite Customs changes everything for older Lambos

Ten Lamborghini records in Tier 5 carry an Elite Customs level, and several cars appear at both ends. The Miura SV is 58th at Level 36 and 480th at Level 0. The Aventador LP 780-4 Ultimae is 174th at Level 35 and 696th at Level 0. The Huracán Evo goes from 181st to 718th. Same car, same PP, hundreds of places apart. If an older Lamborghini feels slow, check its level before blaming the car.

Plenty of Lamborghinis, few at the very top

Lamborghini's strength is depth, not peak. Of its 85 Tier 5 records, only two make the top 50 and five make the top 100. The typical Lamborghini ranks around 480th of 890, which is actually a little below the middle of the tier.

That's worth knowing before you build a Lambo-only garage for Tier 5 racing. You'll have dozens of good-looking options, but only a handful that can hang with the very fastest cars in the game. Our ranking of the fastest CSR2 car from every brand shows how that compares with the other big names.

Tier 4: where Lamborghini punches harder

Car	Record	Tier 4 rank
LB Works Countach (purple star)	9.594	14
LB Works Countach (gold star)	9.634	16
Urus Performante (purple star)	9.799	33
Countach LP 5000 QV (E.C. Level 50)	9.851	40
Urus Performante (gold star)	9.897	48

Lamborghini only has 10 records in Tier 4, but five of them are in the top 50 of 232, and the typical one ranks around 70th. Relative to the competition, that's a much stronger showing than in Tier 5. An SUV in the top 50 is a nice twist too: the Urus Performante beats most of the tier's sports cars.

Purple or gold Lamborghini?

Twenty-one Lamborghinis appear in both versions in the same tier. The purple-star record is faster on 20 of them, by a typical 0.04 seconds, which matches the pattern across the whole game in our purple star vs gold star analysis. The biggest gap is the Urus Performante, almost exactly a tenth. The Veneno is the odd one out: both versions hold an identical record.

How the fastest Lambos are tuned

Lamborghini records follow the Tier 5 pattern closely. 53% use a final drive of 2.00, and 78% use the 0/100 tyre setting, slightly more than the 74% across all of Tier 5. Nitro is where they vary most: only about a third use the common 188/4.0 setting. Our CSR2 best tune breakdown explains how to use these patterns as a starting point.

Which Lamborghini should you build?

• For Tier 5 records: the SC63 first, then the Reventón. The Miura SV is a contender too, but only at a high Elite Customs level. Our Elite Customs analysis shows how much that level is worth.
• For a modern hypercar that still performs: the Terzo Millennio, Fenomeno or Revuelto, all inside the top 125.
• For Tier 4: the LB Works Countach, ideally purple, or the Urus Performante.
• For the icons: enjoy them, but check the records before expecting the Veneno, Centenario or a base Aventador to win at the top level.

Every Lamborghini in our Lamborghini collection can be delivered stock or fully maxed. If you're torn between brands, our Ferrari vs Porsche comparison covers the other two big Italian and German names.

The bull's real ranking

Lamborghini has the deepest Tier 5 garage in CSR2, 85 records, but only five of them in the top 100. The SC63 and Reventón are the fastest Lambos by a distance; the Veneno, Centenario and most Aventadors are mid-table at best. In Tier 4, the LB Works Countach and Urus Performante make the brand much more competitive. Pick by record, not by poster.