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We have here one of the best shots of Lamborghini’s upcoming range-topper, the Aventador LP700-4. The car might still be clad in the prototype/mule standard issue uniform but we get a much more detailed look of the silhouette, courtesy of this shot from a member of the Lamborghini Club of Los Angeles.
The basic wedge shape is still there, with some more than familiar lines resembling the Miura, Countach, Diablo and even the outgoing Murcielago. Up front, there’s no denying the Reventon-esque jagged angles that actually seem to have been sharpened but still manage to look smashing.
That’s all we have for now though. Power details are still stagnant at the new 6.5-liter V12 that will push out 700hp and 690Nm of torque through the dual shaft seven-speed transmission.
Source: Autoblog
We have here one of the best shots of Lamborghini’s upcoming range-topper, the Aventador LP700-4. The car might still be clad in the prototype/mule standard issue uniform but we get a much more detailed look of the silhouette, courtesy of this shot from a member of the Lamborghini Club of Los Angeles.
The basic wedge shape is still there, with some more than familiar lines resembling the Miura, Countach, Diablo and even the outgoing Murcielago. Up front, there’s no denying the Reventon-esque jagged angles that actually seem to have been sharpened but still manage to look smashing.
That’s all we have for now though. Power details are still stagnant at the new 6.5-liter V12 that will push out 700hp and 690Nm of torque through the dual shaft seven-speed transmission.
Source: Autoblog
