Key Points: 6.5-litre 770bhp V12, 1 of 350 Aventador Ultimaes

The Lamborghini Aventador is one of the most iconic supercars of the last decade. Known for its striking, sharp looks and of course the beloved 6.5 Litre V12. Lamborghini started the story of this V12 back in 1963. Being only a 3.5 Litre, putting out 280 horsepower, it is safe to say this engine has come a long way in 59 Years. This glorious engine has been featured in all of the most legendary cars Lamborghini has ever produced. Starting with the 350 GT, followed by the Miura SV, the Countach, the Diablo, Murcielago, Reventón, Centenario, Veneno and multiple iterations of the Aventador.

With such a rich history, Lamborghini decided that this V12 and the Immensely popular Aventador can't go out of production quietly. The Aventador Ultimae is the last outing for the Aventador and its glorious V12. For this occasion, Lamborghini didn't hold back in making this car special. Giving this car more power than ever before with a tremendous 769 brake horsepower. Every unit includes Carbon Fibre all over the exterior of the car, with tasteful pin striping across the front bumper, with the option to continue this down the side of the car, finishing across the fins of the rear diffuser. Lamborghini has taken the dual exhaust tips from the SVJ and the 4-wheel steering from the Aventador S. Lastly with the interior, Lamborghini has featured the signature Y motif running across the seats, to the rear firewall, centre console and dashboard.