Short answer: a Lamborghini in Australia costs about as much as a small apartment and then some.
New prices roughly run from $420,000–$500,000 for models like the Huracán or Urus, up to $1,000,000+ for the flagship (think Aventador’s successor), before options and on-road costs.
Used market? Early Gallardos can be found around $150,000–$250,000, while Huracán and Urus examples mostly land between $300,000–$550,000; rarities like Murciélago, Aventador, or classic icons can stretch to $600,000–$2,000,000+.
Options are hilariously dear—paint, carbon bits, and stitching can add tens of thousands, and that’s before the dealer’s coffee has cooled.
Also budget for insurance, servicing, tyres, and fuel; the car might be fast, but the bills are quicker.

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