Lamborghini Aventador LP750-4 Superveloce Roadster

The Aventador LP750-4 Superveloce Roadster sat at the apex of Lamborghini's open-air V12 lineup at its launch, with global production capped at 500 units. This 2016 example was commissioned through the Ad Personam bespoke programme in Blu Nethuns — a deep metallic blue reserved for the personalisation catalogue — over a Nero Ade interior with Rosso Alala red contrast stitching running through the cabin, headliner, and multifunction Alcantara steering wheel. The combination reads as deliberately considered rather than dealer-spec.

The options list runs deep into carbon and functionality: matte carbon removable hard-top, carbon X-frame, carbon engine cover, carbon fixed rear air intake, forged Dianthus 20/21-inch centre-locking wheels in gloss black, and carbon ceramic brakes with Rosso calipers. Magneto-rheological suspension pairs with a front hydraulic lift — meaningful additions on a car that people actually drive. At 18,500 miles, this one has been used as intended rather than stored.

Full Lamborghini service history is present and the car has just been freshly serviced. The 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 produces 750bhp and 509lb-ft, transmitted through all four wheels via the ISR single-clutch gearbox. The SV Roadster's production cap and depth of Ad Personam specification mean examples at this level of factory build don't surface often.