Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster

The Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster is Lamborghini's definitive V12 open-top proposition of its generation — a car designed to deliver the full sensory assault of the 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 without a fixed roof in the way. This 2013 example is finished in Bianco Isis over a bi-colour Nero Ade and Bianco Polar leather interior, and comes with the factory options that make a meaningful difference on a car like this: the Lifting System for real-world usability, the Transparent Engine Cover putting the V12 on display, Carbon Fibre T-piece, and Rosso brake calipers providing contrast against the white bodywork. The Dione forged wheels in gloss black 20"/21" sizing complete the monochrome aesthetic with purpose.

At 14,700 miles across 13 years, this car has been used at a considered pace — driven enough to suggest it wasn't garaged as an investment, yet well within low-mileage territory for the type. More importantly, provenance is exceptionally well-documented: ten consecutive service stamps at official Lamborghini franchises (predominantly Sevenoaks and Chelmsford) running from delivery in January 2014 through to December 2023. That kind of unbroken dealer history is increasingly hard to find on early Aventadors.

The LP 700-4 designation confirms the standard 690bhp, 6,498cc V12 in four-wheel-drive configuration — 217mph and 0–62 in 3 seconds by the figures. The ISR single-clutch gearbox is at its best at pace rather than in traffic, and in Roadster form the naturally aspirated V12 soundtrack is unfiltered in a way the later turbocharged generation simply cannot replicate. The Sensonum premium audio system and full electric heated seats are present, though in this car they're firmly supporting cast.