Well, here’s a very unique Lamborghini, truly a one-of-a-kind example. It’s called the Aventador J, and the folk at Sant’ Agata Bolognese are calling it the most uncompromising open super sports car in the company’s entire history.
The two-seater, technically based on the Aventador LP 700-4, dispenses entirely with the roof as well as the front windshield, not to mention air-conditioning and the navigation system, but the 700 hp machine is fully-functional for road use.
Created by Centro Stile Lamborghini, the car was conceived as a “barchetta,” so in place of the classic front windshield there are two small wind deflectors, which effectively makes it the lowest car ever made by the company. It also requires that the occupants must have the right equipment for driving the car at speed, if one values one’s face, that is.
The J suffix for this one is derived from the sporting rules of the FIA world motorsport organisation – its “Appendix J” defines the technical specification of race cars in the various classes, though the chosen alphabet is also an indirect homage to the one-off Jota of old.
The monocoque has a largely new design, including the incorporation of two safety bars behind the seats. While the doors on the J also open upward, they are considerably thinner than on the Aventador and are fitted with a tiny, fixed side window.
The five-spoke wheels have also been developed specifically for this car, with 20-inch units in front and 21-inch ones at the rear – elements include a central lock system and an additional carbon fiber insert that functions like a small fan for optimum brake ventilation.
The car also features special front and rear bumpers; both have been supplemented with carbon fibre fins that act as flow deviators and help increase downforce. The front of the J is somewhat narrower than that of the Aventador, and the front end is dominated by a highly distinctive carbon fibre air scoop, with central fixing braces and upward tilting winglets on the outer edges.
Meanwhile, the interior is minimalist – there’s a small control panel housing the starter button and the switches for lights and transmission, as well as two programmable TFT displays behind the steering wheel.
Features include the use of Forged Composite parts, like on the bucket seats – Forged Composite is an innovative carbon fibre material which was used for the first time by Lambo in the Sesto Elemento monocoque. The seats are clad in a special, new carbon fibre-based textile called CarbonSkin, and represents the first application in a car.
The car, which is finished in a special, highly intensive red with a slight chrome effect, wears the same 6.5 litre 12-cylinder mill as found in the base car. After Geneva, where the car makes its premiere, the Aventador J is set to be the preserve of just one – its future owner. It’ll be the only one ever made, so the one who eventually bags it will always feel special.
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Does it comes with umbrella?
If you can afford it you will not need an umbrella or care about the rain.
i dont like the rear
so who’s gonna buy it.
Awesome! Lamborghini rocks! If only I can afford even the normal version’s roadtax, not to mention the car itself…….
I think the SV will looks something like this
Black Stig on the wheel ??!!
Looks more like a black Stormtrooper. Haha!
I was expecting an Aventador Roadster and this came out… The rear looks nice, hope it’ll be applied at the Aventado Roadster too.
aventador J?
same like Vios J or not….?
No, it’s a Toyota Vios J!!!!!
How much? Can pay 10% down payment and take 9 years loan?
oopss!! not easy to be approved nowadays..kih3!!
If just one, better put it in their museum, just in case the owner crash it.
testing market……..
Once respond are good, sure will make limited production…..
it like Mercedes Benz SLR Stirling moss
drive it in malaysia..those mat rempit is gonna splash acid at u
ariel atom killer
best looking roadster ever!!
My kampung got a lot of flying bugs and this one sure will make them fill in the driver nose if he speed it up in a few minutes…keh3!!
in urban driving, ppl will sure throw garbage and ciggerette butts into the car…
a car that does not have a windscreen yet costs more
Look at the bright side. No need to take windscreen insurance.
jizz in pants.
Paint it white and it will look like Speed Racer’s Mach-5
nahhhh Vios got more resale value than this…hehehe
so many thumbs down from Lamborghini Malaysia staff. pretty unhappy with comments made up here…. :)
Bruce Wayne has ordered a black one :)
….so,what happen if there is a heavy rain?..not to mention raining day + stuck in jam..