2016 Lamborghini Aventador LP750-4 SuperVeloce

The Aventador SuperVeloce was Lamborghini's lightweight, track-focused take on the V12 flagship: a 6.5-litre naturally aspirated engine pushed to 750 PS, around 50 kg trimmed from the standard car, and aero and suspension tuning that put it a clear step above the LP700-4. It was a direct precursor to the SVJ and remains one of the most vocal and engaging road-going V12s of its era. This 2016 example has covered 27,000 miles and is finished in Rosso Bia over an Ad Personam Nero Ade leather and Alcantara interior with Rosso Alala stitching.

It is a modified car, and the changes are significant. A full Gintani exhaust system with SVJ-style tailpipes replaces the factory system, and Novitec lowering springs sit alongside 20/21-inch Dianthus centre-lock wheels in glossy black with red centre-lock nuts. Carbon fibre runs throughout: matt carbon exterior elements including the fixed rear wing, rear diffuser and side air intakes, a glossy carbon interior package, engine cover and X-frame, plus carbon racing seats. A transparent glass engine cover shows off the V12, and carbon ceramic brakes with Rosso calipers are fitted.

Practical equipment includes a suspension lifter, Apple CarPlay and the Sensonum premium sound system. The car has a full Lamborghini service history and has just had a major service carried out by Lamborghini.