Photo: Lamborghini Newport Beach
You have to admit that the McLaren 650S and its own stablemate, the Huracan, are making life incredibly hard for the Aventador. I mean, it doesn't have a twin-clutch gearbox or a turbo engine, so it's almost getting beaten in drag races by cheaper cars.
But this isn't the basic Aventador; it's the Aventador LP 720-4 Roadster 50th Anniversary edition, one of only a couple of hundred examples built last year to celebrate the founding of the company and all fitted with upgraded 720 PS versions of the 6.5-liter V12 engine. You're not going to see very many of these around town and this one is special because it's got a sky blue color, otherwise known as Smurf blue.
Fun fact: did you know that Gargamel actually owns Lamborghini and makes supercars using distilled Smurf essence? We just made that up, but it's probably true. And even if it isn't, the Smurf Aventador is very distinctive, not to mention it's for sale right now.
Lamborghini Newport Beach, who are among the biggest Bull importers in the world, have this car for sale and it's only got 135 miles on the clock. It's worth noting that the Aventador is actually painted in Nero Nemesis, a matte black color, but has been wrapped in vinyl to ensure it has more visual impact.
Unfortunetely, we don't actually know how much you'd have to pay for the car, since the price is only available on request. But it's safe to say to place it between $500,000 and $600,0000, since that's what mint condition Lamborghini Aventador LP 720-4 Roadster 50th Anniversary models go for these days.
Fun fact: did you know that Gargamel actually owns Lamborghini and makes supercars using distilled Smurf essence? We just made that up, but it's probably true. And even if it isn't, the Smurf Aventador is very distinctive, not to mention it's for sale right now.
Lamborghini Newport Beach, who are among the biggest Bull importers in the world, have this car for sale and it's only got 135 miles on the clock. It's worth noting that the Aventador is actually painted in Nero Nemesis, a matte black color, but has been wrapped in vinyl to ensure it has more visual impact.
Unfortunetely, we don't actually know how much you'd have to pay for the car, since the price is only available on request. But it's safe to say to place it between $500,000 and $600,0000, since that's what mint condition Lamborghini Aventador LP 720-4 Roadster 50th Anniversary models go for these days.
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