“If I dey count car way you don snap pic in front e don dey belike” Moment Papaya ex pictured with a Lamborghini Huracán in Dubai

Abike Halima Raheem, popularly known as Papaya Ex has taken to her Instagram to share a series of pictures with Lamborghini Huracán in Dubai, sharing the picture via her IG page brought some reactions from her followers, @lil_gold123: If I dey count car way you don snap pic in front e don dey belike 10 which one be your own make we know Abeg.

Papaya Ex is one of the most prominent social media influencers with an Instagram followership of one million. She has always been in the public eye but what has attracted even more audience to her social media presence is her recent giveaway streak after reaching one million followers on Instagram.

The Lamborghini Huracán line sees the addition of the Tecnica model for 2023, which offers a road-friendly dose of the tantalizing tactility offered by the hardcore STO track-killer variant but at a more palatable price point. Make that relatively palatable price point. It has the same 631-horsepower output from its 5.2-liter V-10 as the mighty STO along with rear-wheel steering and a torque vectoring rear differential.

On the other end of the spectrum comes the rally-inspired Huracán Sterrato, which features a raised ride height, body-side cladding, and a top-mounted air intake for the V-10. The engine has been detuned slightly to 602 horsepower but all-wheel drive is standard and the Sterrato rides on all-terrain tires rather than performance summer-only rubber.

The ruggedized Huracán also comes with a Rally driving mode that allows for greater levels of tail-out antics before the stability control intervenes. The automaker has also decided to axe the rear-wheel drive versions of the Evo coupe and Spyder, which are now both offered exclusively in an all-wheel drive configuration for 2023. Sadly, Lamborghini says 2023 will be Huracán’s final year of production before it’s replaced with a new supercar model.