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Lamborghini is only bringing 900 units of the Aventador SVJ to the world and yet you'll easily see owners looking for extra custom features. In fact, certain buyers turn to the rendering realm these days, asking digital labels to portray their dream specs. And this is how we end up with renderings such as the one sitting before you.
The most important feature of this render is that is shows an all-green example of the Aventador Superveloce Jota, as you'll be able to see in the first Instagram post below.
For the sake of comparison, we've brought along a second post, one that showcases a real-world Lamborghini Aventador - the hue covering the Raging Bull is called Verde Alceo. And the all-green these is no longer present, as, for instance, this example features multiple visible carbon parts.
Speaking of what happens on the street, we'll remind you the world has already seen the first tuned Aventador Superveloce Jota.
Given the fact that the 770 horsepower monster has only recently landed out there, it's no surprise that we're talking about light aftermarket touches. To be more precise, the Sant'Agata Bolognese machine we're talking about has been fitted with a decatted exhaust.
As such, the 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 that occupies the middle section of the supercar can now fully express its feelings and emotions. And yes, the move also casts the beast in the role of a dragon, as it spits even more flames than the stock car. And with firery exhausts being a trend these days, the onwers of the car should enjoy the desired social media attention. Or perhaps he'll keep the asphalt warm...
Nevertheless, as more examples of the uber-Aventador hit the road, we'll get to see more complex tuning developments for the Italian exotic and we'll bring these to you as soon as we get our hands on it.
For the sake of comparison, we've brought along a second post, one that showcases a real-world Lamborghini Aventador - the hue covering the Raging Bull is called Verde Alceo. And the all-green these is no longer present, as, for instance, this example features multiple visible carbon parts.
Speaking of what happens on the street, we'll remind you the world has already seen the first tuned Aventador Superveloce Jota.
Given the fact that the 770 horsepower monster has only recently landed out there, it's no surprise that we're talking about light aftermarket touches. To be more precise, the Sant'Agata Bolognese machine we're talking about has been fitted with a decatted exhaust.
As such, the 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 that occupies the middle section of the supercar can now fully express its feelings and emotions. And yes, the move also casts the beast in the role of a dragon, as it spits even more flames than the stock car. And with firery exhausts being a trend these days, the onwers of the car should enjoy the desired social media attention. Or perhaps he'll keep the asphalt warm...
Nevertheless, as more examples of the uber-Aventador hit the road, we'll get to see more complex tuning developments for the Italian exotic and we'll bring these to you as soon as we get our hands on it.
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