The Lamborghini Aventador Superveloce LP 750-4 represents one of the most focused and visceral expressions of the Sant’Agata Bolognese naturally aspirated V-12 lineage. Conceived as a lighter, more aggressive evolution of the Aventador platform, the Superveloce (SV) sharpened every aspect of the model’s performance while retaining the unmistakable drama and presence that define Lamborghini’s flagship cars. With its extreme styling, purposeful aerodynamics, and uncompromising mechanical character, the SV stands today as a benchmark modern supercar and a future classic.

This SV coupe was sold new by O’Gara Coach Company in La Jolla, California, as documented by a copy of its original window sticker on file. The Lamborghini was exceptionally well equipped and its high original sticker price included a wide array of desirable options. The Aventador is finished in the fantastic special-order color of Bianco Opalis (Opalescent White), a triple-layer hue with a unique shimmering quality which was specified through Lamborghini’s Ad Personam customization program. The car’s additional exterior options include a painted SV logo above the rear wheel arches, red calipers for its carbon ceramic brakes, and Dianthus forged wheels.

Inside, the SV is fitted with a Nero Cosmus (Cosmos Black) interior with red seat belts and red stitching, and equipped with the special SV interior package, consisting of extensive use of carbon fiber and Alcantara, along with carbon fiber footplates. These options together create dramatic visual contrast and an exciting, driver-focused cockpit.

Power is provided by Lamborghini’s legendary 6.5-liter, naturally aspirated V-12, producing approximately 740 hp, paired with a lightning-fast, seven-speed, automated manual transaxle and all-wheel drive. In SV specification, the Aventador benefits from reduced weight, increased downforce, and recalibrated suspension, resulting in sharper turn-in, greater stability at speed, and a more immersive driving experience. The SV’s optional transparent engine cover offers a dramatic view of the car’s glorious V-12, and the engine bay features an optional carbon fiber X-frame brace and carbon fiber T-shaped engine shield.

This SV was also specified with the Magneto-Rheological Suspension and Lifting System, allowing for magnetically adjustable stiffness levels and the ability to raise the front (or whole car) for clearing obstacles. At the time of cataloguing, the odometer displayed less than 1,850 miles, a remarkably low figure reflecting its limited use since new.

Produced in limited numbers, the Aventador Superveloce LP 750-4 is one of the most raw and engaging road-going V-12 cars ever offered by Lamborghini.