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"Why would anybody do this to a Lamborghini?" we hear a certain part of our audience asking? Well, there are multiple answers to such a question, but keep in mind that supercars modded in the fashion you see here also have plenty of fans on Instagram.
However, we'll start by mentioning that the Aventador Roadster we have here packs three... layers of customisation. First we have the extremely angular aero bits on the car, which range from the lower body pieces to the oversized wing at the back of the V12 machine.
Secondly, these elements have been given a gold finish, one that makes the whole car stand out like a symbol of opulence.
Then we have the just-as-gold wheels - the Forgiato tent in the background isn't a coincidence, as this Raging Bull seems to have been shoed using the said aftermarket developer's rims. The multi-spoke design of the wheels and their finish perfectly fit the new-age bling-bling trend, catering to the needs of those who want to show off the size of their financial happiness.
Now, as for those of you wondering who would look at his or her Aventador Roadster and think the supercar is far from extrovert enough, we're not sure. However, if, like us, you prefer the Aventador in the form it rolled off the factory gates in Sant'Agata Bolognese, you should prepare yourself for even more rides of this sort.
That's because the Aventador has now been retired, having been replaced by the S model - the latter borrows various goodies from the Aventador Superveloce, such as the four-wheel steering and the wheels.
As such, some of those who currently drive the normal Lamborghini Aventador, if we may call the 700 hp animal so, are eager to keep their machines under the spotlights. And this is how we end up with contraptions such as the one you're looking at.
Secondly, these elements have been given a gold finish, one that makes the whole car stand out like a symbol of opulence.
Then we have the just-as-gold wheels - the Forgiato tent in the background isn't a coincidence, as this Raging Bull seems to have been shoed using the said aftermarket developer's rims. The multi-spoke design of the wheels and their finish perfectly fit the new-age bling-bling trend, catering to the needs of those who want to show off the size of their financial happiness.
Now, as for those of you wondering who would look at his or her Aventador Roadster and think the supercar is far from extrovert enough, we're not sure. However, if, like us, you prefer the Aventador in the form it rolled off the factory gates in Sant'Agata Bolognese, you should prepare yourself for even more rides of this sort.
That's because the Aventador has now been retired, having been replaced by the S model - the latter borrows various goodies from the Aventador Superveloce, such as the four-wheel steering and the wheels.
As such, some of those who currently drive the normal Lamborghini Aventador, if we may call the 700 hp animal so, are eager to keep their machines under the spotlights. And this is how we end up with contraptions such as the one you're looking at.
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