Lamborghini Aventador LP 770-4 SVJ

This Aventador SVJ is finished in Ad Personam Nero Granatus, a bespoke black that sets it apart from the usual SVJ palette. It has covered just 4,700 miles since first registering in 2019 (69 plate). The SVJ is the final and most extreme evolution of the Aventador's 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12, producing 759 bhp and capable of 2.8 seconds to 62 mph and 218 mph flat out. Its ALA active aerodynamics and rear-wheel steering made it a Nürburgring lap record holder at launch.

The specification leans heavily on carbon fibre. Carbon bucket seats and a carbon interior package sit inside a Nero Ade leather and Alcantara cabin with contrasting Rosso stitching in a baseball pattern, and the Alcantara multifunction steering wheel matches. Outside, gloss carbon covers the front spoilers, air vents, mirrors, side skirts, side intakes, top vents, engine cover, spoiler and rear diffuser, with carbon engine T-piece and X-frame in the bay and a painted SVJ logo. The car rides on 20/21-inch Leirion alloys finished in bronze, with Rosso brake calipers behind them.

Practical equipment includes a front lifting system, front and rear parking sensors, a rear camera, navigation and the branding package. Full-body paint protection film has been applied, which should help preserve the paintwork on such a low-mileage car. SVJ production was limited to 900 coupes, and the dark, carbon-rich Ad Personam spec makes this one a considered example of the model.