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One might imagine that when ice and snow are put into the same sentence with Lamborghini, the Urus is required for the job. However, the Aventador S might also be qualified for the job. And you don't even have to take our word for it, as we've brought along a piece of footage that demonstrates this.
We're looking at an Aventador S that slides around on the white stuff like there's no tomorrow, as you'll get to see in the clip at the bottom of the page.
This is a sample of what customers can experience as part of the Raging Bull's official programs, so it was all done in safety conditions. In fact, you can see the 740 horsepower monster entering the drift carefully, with the V12 engine's force being used in the second part of the maneuver.
And with the Sant'Agata Bolognese animal packing all-wheel-drive, it's not that difficult for the aficionado behind the wheel to control the slip angle.
Note that the Lambo does come across various terrain irregularities in the final part of the bend, but the suspension seems to deal with them rather well.
And since we're talking about one of the last naturally aspirated mills out there, the aural part of the adventure is just as enticing as the visual one, which is why we're inviting you to turn up the volume before reaching for the "play" button.
Since we mentioned the Lamborghini Urus, we'll remind you that we've already showcased the monster drifting on various surfaces. For instance, here's a Lamborghini SUV going sideways on flat ground covered with gravel.
We've also shown you the 650 hp high-rider engaging in more serious rugged terrain activities. And this jump, which involves serious air time, is an example as good as any (the one behind the wheel is a Lamborghini racer).
This is a sample of what customers can experience as part of the Raging Bull's official programs, so it was all done in safety conditions. In fact, you can see the 740 horsepower monster entering the drift carefully, with the V12 engine's force being used in the second part of the maneuver.
And with the Sant'Agata Bolognese animal packing all-wheel-drive, it's not that difficult for the aficionado behind the wheel to control the slip angle.
Note that the Lambo does come across various terrain irregularities in the final part of the bend, but the suspension seems to deal with them rather well.
And since we're talking about one of the last naturally aspirated mills out there, the aural part of the adventure is just as enticing as the visual one, which is why we're inviting you to turn up the volume before reaching for the "play" button.
Since we mentioned the Lamborghini Urus, we'll remind you that we've already showcased the monster drifting on various surfaces. For instance, here's a Lamborghini SUV going sideways on flat ground covered with gravel.
We've also shown you the 650 hp high-rider engaging in more serious rugged terrain activities. And this jump, which involves serious air time, is an example as good as any (the one behind the wheel is a Lamborghini racer).
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