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Written by Craig Jamieson
The SV badge isn"t handed out lightly. SuperVeloce, which translates as Superfast (Hm, looks like Ferrari and Lambo should have a quick chat about naming rights), the SV badge means a Lambo that"s lighter, faster and altogether hairier than the standard article. And, being a Lamborghini, this is usually exactly what you want. So, thanks to a new exhaust system, the Aventador"s 6.5-litre V12 gets another 49bhp and a sound that"d send wild animals scurrying for cover. And that"s the kind of thing that"s easy to enjoy when the roof isn"t attached. The noise, that is not the 740bhp bit. To save weight, there"s a surfeit of carbon fibre, both in and out of the cabin, for a 50kg saving over the standard Aventador Roadster. It is then, as you"d expect, quite a potent thing. And perhaps best enjoyed with as much sun, wind and V12 noise as you can muster.
Date written: 18 Feb 2017
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 6781
The SV badge isn"t handed out lightly. SuperVeloce, which translates as Superfast (Hm, looks like Ferrari and Lambo should have a quick chat about naming rights), the SV badge means a Lambo that"s lighter, faster and altogether hairier than the standard article. And, being a Lamborghini, this is usually exactly what you want. So, thanks to a new exhaust system, the Aventador"s 6.5-litre V12 gets another 49bhp and a sound that"d send wild animals scurrying for cover. And that"s the kind of thing that"s easy to enjoy when the roof isn"t attached. The noise, that is not the 740bhp bit. To save weight, there"s a surfeit of carbon fibre, both in and out of the cabin, for a 50kg saving over the standard Aventador Roadster. It is then, as you"d expect, quite a potent thing. And perhaps best enjoyed with as much sun, wind and V12 noise as you can muster.
Date written: 18 Feb 2017
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 6781
