2014 Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4

The Aventador LP 700-4 remains the car that defined the modern Lamborghini flagship: a carbon-fibre monocoque, a 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 and the seven-speed ISR single-clutch gearbox, all driven through permanent four-wheel drive. This 2014 (64-reg) coupe is finished in Nero Aldebaran over a Nero and Rosso leather interior, a restrained colour pairing that suits the car's angular lines.

The specification is rich in desirable options. Inside you get fully electric heated seats, Q-citura stitching, the Sportivo bi-colour interior treatment, the Sensonum sound system and navigation. Outside, it has a front lifting system, a transparent engine cover, gloss black brake callipers and 20/21-inch Dione alloys in gloss black. Full-body paint protection film is fitted, and front and rear parking sensors plus a rear camera make it easier to live with.

It has covered 21,000 miles and has a continuous service record from new. The record starts with a PDI at Lamborghini London in 2014, followed by annual services through Lamborghini London, Chelmsford and Madrid. A 2023 visit to Knight Racer Performance and Style is logged, and the most recent entry is at Lamborghini Leicester at 21,205 miles. That is average use for an early Aventador, and a documented history matters on a car with a complex drivetrain and expensive consumables.