Lamborghini Aventador is widely known to ride the streets of Monaco or Miami and other luxurious places. Recently, BBC had the chance to lay their hands on the newest Lamborghini Aventador Superveloce, the soup up brother or version of the Aventador. The $492,595-priced sports car was taken to the limits and he showed that he is definitely worth its owner's money.
BBC took the supercar and made some lapses, fast mind you, inside the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, a well-known circuit for Formula 1 race enthusiasts. The Superveloce is slimmer than the standard Aventador but is bigger inside; Aventador boasts 700 HP while Superveloce has 750 HP.
The mid-engine designed behemoth sits on a 6.4 litre V12 engine that can and will put more air and fuel into the cylinder which gives the Superveloce extra power to conquer the 60-mph run at a blinding 2.8 seconds. The supercar is also equipped with carbon ceramic breaks that can halt the raging demon at a complete stop from 62 mph without any issues. The 7 speed ISR technology also gives the Lambo Superveloce the ability to shift gears at a speed of 50 milliseconds.
Also in related news, according to Digital Trends, during the formal launch of the super car, Lamborghini CEO, Stephan Winklemann, recounted that during the 9th lap of the test run, as the Superveloce (translated as superfast) enters the Renault corner of the Circuit de Catalunya, the CEO rolled the throttle and the Superveloce belted a mighty and deafening roar as if saying that he is finally here.
In addition, there are only two downsides that experts are seeing, first would be the price which virtually costs a pair of brand spanking new kidneys and the brutal carbon fiber seats that can and will break backs if seated improperly. But other than that, the car is close to perfection.
