Showing posts with label Lamborghini Aventador. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lamborghini Aventador. Show all posts
Lamborghini Aventador on Vellano wheels


California based Wheel specialist Vellano introduced its new wheels for the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4. The model you see above rides on 20 inch forged wheels at the front and 21 inches at the back. The raging bull is wrapped in matte black and the wheels are decorated with orange accents to match the color of the brake calipers. The Aventador keeps its original body, but we're okay with that since it's already extreme enough! More high res pictures in the gallery below.



Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 by Vivid Racing


Vivid Racing introduced its customization program for the Lamborghini Aventador. The styling package includes a new carbon wing from Mansory and Niche one piece forged alloy wheels measuring 20 inches at the front, 21 at the back. The 690 Hp Raging Bull now has a more aggressive exhaust note thanks to the new Capristo Racing exhaust system. More pictures of the beast in the gallery below.




[Vivid Racing]
DMC Aventador LP900 SV Limited Edition Revealed


The DMC Aventador LP900 Molto Veloce that we've posted before is already an impressive machine. But the German tuner was cooking something even more special for us for the triple twelve day. The limited Edition LP900 SV develops 888 Hp (or 900 PS as its name suggests) and features an even more extreme body kit with the extensive use of carbon fiber. Only ten units of this monster will be made. More pictures in the gallery below and video after the jump.


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You're not a big fan of golden chrome wrapped supercars? Me neither. But this short film might make you change your mind... or not. But it's really nice to hear the 690 Hp V12 from the Aventador roaring through the streets of Miami.

For more short films featuring the golden wrapped ProjectAu79 Aventador go to au79aventador.com.
Lamborghini Aventador Project Eternal by SR Auto Group

Photo credits: SR Auto Group

Another unique creation from SR Auto Group. Project Eternal is about how you can transform an already stunning supercar into a true piece of art with a minimalistic touch. This Lamborghini Aventador rides on a set of modern black PUR 4OUR wheels, 19 inch at the front and 20 inch beautiful concave wheels at the rear. It features an amazing nero nemesis exterior that makes it one of the most appetizing Aventadors we've ever seen. You can read the full story here and you can find more pictures in the gallery below.

Lamborghini Aventador "The Bianco" by WheelsAndMore


Another stunning creation from German tuner Wheels And More. Dubbed "The Bianco", this Lamborghini Aventador features some visual enhancements including slightly modified side skirts and a set of 6Sporz2 forged alloy wheels designed by WheelAndMore with 20 inches at the front, 21 at the rear. The 6.5-Liter V12 now develops 777 Hp instead of 690 hp thanks to a remapped Engine Control Unit and a stainless steel exhaust system equipped with adjustable valves. More pictures (renderings?) in the gallery below.

Aventador LP900 Molto Veloce by DMC

Photo credits: DMC

Just look at it! German design company DMC decided to throw its ambitious customization program at the Lamborghini Aventador and the result is the LP900 Molto Veloce. This customized Aventador is everything its name suggests: it's a 900 hp beast and it's very fast! Every part of the 6.5-Liter V12 has been reworked for better performance. The original exhausts have been replaced by titanium exhaust system that only weighs 3.4 kg and costs 5,500 euros alone..



From the exterior, DMC has fitted the Aventador with a full carbon fiber bodykit that promises better aerodynamics. Some of the most ramarkable styling elements are the front splitter, "SuperVeloce" style rear wing, enormous side skirts... not to forget the quadruple exhausts and the carbon diffuser. A very unique package for a very unique car.

Pricing for the whole package has yet to be announced but for the rest of us, we'll just enjoy contemplating the raging bull in the high res gallery below..







[source: DMC]