The Aventador LP 700-4 is a two door, two seat sedan it was first shown in Geneva on February 28, 2011 and is the signature model in the Lamborghini fleet. The car is a limited edition model with a body made from carbon-fiber monocoque and it bears a strong resemblance to the prototype Estoque concept car as well as to the Reventon model. Each of the body molds can make about 500 units with only eight molds existing; therefore there will be approximately 4,000 units made with about 1,000 units produced as of June 2012. The Swedish company, Haldex Traction designed and built the electronic all wheel drive including the traction and handling capability system.
Lamborghini’s all new power plant is the 6.5 liter – 60 degree V12 engine. The car can achieve combined city/highway fuel consumption of 17.2 liters per 100 km (13.7 miles per U.S. gallon). This car can do 0-60 in 2.9 seconds and the quarter mile (400 meters) in 10.6 plus seconds reaching a speed of 349 km/h, equal to 217 mph. The V12 engines power goes to a Graziano single clutch semi-automatic transmission which has a shift speed of 50 milliseconds. The Aventador produces 690 bhp (510 kW: 700 PS) at 8,250 rpm and maximum torque of 690 N-m (510 lb-ft) at 5,500 rpm with a power to eight ratio of 426 bhp (318 k; 432 PS) per ton.
November 2012 came an announcement that a Roadster version of the Aventador sedan would go into production for the 2013 model year and this new version will match the performance of the sedan even though it is 50 kg heavier. The rear pillar of the Roadster will be reinforced and accommodate the mid-mounted engine ventilation system also for roll over protection as well as to make up for the loss of structural strength due to the removable carbon-fiber roof panels which weigh six kg (13 lbs) each and they will fit into a storage area in the front storage area. The roof inserts, A-pillars, windshield header, and rear window area will be painted gloss black.
The Adventador “J” concept car is roofless and without windows and equipped with the same V12 engine as the Adventador LP 700-4 although it is lacking in a few creature comforts such as air con and radio to save extra weight also with a light weight automatic seven speed transmission will produce 700 hp. This concept car was sold for the price of 2.8 million U.S. with another unique model made for the Shaikh Al Yahyaa as a gift for a family member with no disclosure of the amount paid for it.
A Dream liner version of the Aventador in a coupe style was also made in limited quantities in 2012 with a paint job matching the Boeing 787 Dream Liner.
There is an Aventador LP 720-4 – 50 degree/50th anniversary limited edition with 100 coupe being produced in 2013. The anniversary car comes in “yellow may” paint only with highly reflective particles with clear coats layered on top. Two tone black trim body parts, an anniversary emblem, and leather seats finish the package. This coupe model produces 710 bhp (530 kW; 720 PS) due to the enlarged and extended front air intake sand a newly styled rear with an extra large defuser and expansive meshing which not only improves the engine cooling but also passenger compartment ventilation. The small flaps set into the sides and the splitter are both designed to increase the aerodynamics.
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This is almost an exact replica of the 1970 Chevrolet Nova driven by Kurt Russell's character, Stuntman Mike in Quentin Tarantino's 2007 movie Grindhouse: Death Proof. This stunning matte muscle car beast burns rubber and makes mean V8 sounds from its exhaust, enjoy!
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The wing on this car is made out of a tin roof from an old barn and it's powered by a ford big block on a tube chassie, that's a pretty cool combination! Keeping the car in a rat style look just gives it more personality. It might not be the fastest, nor the prettiest,
Lamborghini isn’t a muscle car, just my opinion.
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