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Until the next V12 flagship comes along to play, the Aventador LP 750-4 SV holds the title of baddest Lamborghini that money can buy. Or could’ve bought because all of them were sold out in three months. The roadster isn't available anymore either. If, however, you want an even badder bull, Vitesse AuDessus will gladly help you with that.
From the “purveyors of bespoke carbon fiber products for the world's most exciting and exclusive automobiles,” owners can buy bits and bobs individually or two packages. For example, the center-lock carbon fiber wheels are priced at $25,000. For $15,525, the Essentials Carbon pack adds a lower front bumper, front splitter, door mirrors and mounts, rear aerodynamic diffuser, and wider side skirts.
For $22,275, Vitesse AuDessus will add a carbon fiber hood to the mix. If, however, you opt for the carbon fiber hood as an individual option, that’ll be $7,500 instead of the $6,500 difference between the Essentials and Extended Carbon Package. Then again, someone who owns an Aventador LP 750-4 Superveloce isn’t exactly interested in this type of consumer advice, so let’s move on. According to the tuning company, all parts are limited to 300 examples and both packages include complimentary installation.
"There is no doubt that the Superveloce is an absolutely stunning supercar. One of the car's few aesthetic failings lies in the use of highly visible plastic bodywork. Several SV owners approached us seeking a carbon fiber option for these parts, namely the lower front bumper, side skirts, rear diffuser, and mirrors. Our offering completes the visual story," explains Stefany Sanchez, the chief executive officer at Vitesse AuDessus.
The wheels, on the other hand, have a more functional role. According to the company, the $25,000 rollers shed 50-plus pounds (25 kilograms) of unsprung weight, thus improving acceleration and handling prowess. If, however, you own a Ferrari F12tdf, Vitesse AuDessus can help you deck it out in carbon fiber.
For $22,275, Vitesse AuDessus will add a carbon fiber hood to the mix. If, however, you opt for the carbon fiber hood as an individual option, that’ll be $7,500 instead of the $6,500 difference between the Essentials and Extended Carbon Package. Then again, someone who owns an Aventador LP 750-4 Superveloce isn’t exactly interested in this type of consumer advice, so let’s move on. According to the tuning company, all parts are limited to 300 examples and both packages include complimentary installation.
"There is no doubt that the Superveloce is an absolutely stunning supercar. One of the car's few aesthetic failings lies in the use of highly visible plastic bodywork. Several SV owners approached us seeking a carbon fiber option for these parts, namely the lower front bumper, side skirts, rear diffuser, and mirrors. Our offering completes the visual story," explains Stefany Sanchez, the chief executive officer at Vitesse AuDessus.
The wheels, on the other hand, have a more functional role. According to the company, the $25,000 rollers shed 50-plus pounds (25 kilograms) of unsprung weight, thus improving acceleration and handling prowess. If, however, you own a Ferrari F12tdf, Vitesse AuDessus can help you deck it out in carbon fiber.
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