Photo: Bond Style Osaka
What do Italian supercars have in common with the Japanese tuning scene? Nothing really, right? Well, that’s what we thought until we saw this pretty pony (or should we say bull?) roaring in a custom car shop in Osaka. This is the Lamborghini Aventador in Bond Style.
Yeah, we were rather taken aback as well at first but we actually like how the supercar turned out and decided to share it with you. And yes, Bond Style is the actual name of the company that tuned it, as ridiculous as it might sound.
As for what exactly was changed, we should mention the obvious first. The bonnet received a new stripe going from the badge up on the nose to the windshield while the front bumper now has a splitter done in the same color scheme as the rest of the car which means it’s done in black and yellow (sounds familiar?).
The two colors seem to be closely divided in between them, mapping out the Lambo. The roof, half of the mirror caps, the wheels and the engine cover are done in black while some other details are also finished off in a similar style.
On the wheels department, this Aventador is wearing Hyperforged HF-LC5 in Anodized Black that are no less that 20x9 inches in size up front and 21x13 round the back and perfectly compliment the yellow brake calipers beneath them.
At first, it might not look like the guys from Bond Style did a hell of a lot of work on this Italian thoroughbred but the sum of the details on the car make it look and feel special. I have to say that I’m impressed with how it turned out. And then again, it might be all due to what the Aventador offers in the first place.
As for what exactly was changed, we should mention the obvious first. The bonnet received a new stripe going from the badge up on the nose to the windshield while the front bumper now has a splitter done in the same color scheme as the rest of the car which means it’s done in black and yellow (sounds familiar?).
The two colors seem to be closely divided in between them, mapping out the Lambo. The roof, half of the mirror caps, the wheels and the engine cover are done in black while some other details are also finished off in a similar style.
On the wheels department, this Aventador is wearing Hyperforged HF-LC5 in Anodized Black that are no less that 20x9 inches in size up front and 21x13 round the back and perfectly compliment the yellow brake calipers beneath them.
At first, it might not look like the guys from Bond Style did a hell of a lot of work on this Italian thoroughbred but the sum of the details on the car make it look and feel special. I have to say that I’m impressed with how it turned out. And then again, it might be all due to what the Aventador offers in the first place.
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