In Australia, a new Lamborghini Urus S typically stickers around $420k–$450k before on-road costs, while a Performante can nudge $480k+.
In Perth, expect WA stamp duty, dealer delivery and transport to push drive-away into roughly $470k–$550k depending on spec and timing.
Used examples (2019–2022) generally range from about $330k to $430k, with later S/Performante cars $420k–$500k if they’re low‑kay and pampered.
Availability west of the Nullarbor is thinner, so premiums or interstate freight can apply—choose your poison.
If you’re bargain-hunting, cast the net east via Tradingpost and budget $2k–$5k to ship it back; if the price doesn’t make your eyes water, double-check it’s not an ambitious RAV4 in a sharp suit.
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