Lamborghini Aventador S

A 2017 Aventador S in black with just 8,305 miles — well below the average for a nine-year-old example. The LP 740-4 S represented a meaningful evolution of the Aventador platform, gaining rear-wheel steering, revised suspension geometry, and an additional 40 PS over the standard LP 700-4, bringing the naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 to 730 bhp. The four-wheel-drive system was also recalibrated to send more torque rearward, sharpening the car's character considerably.

This example is specified with Dione forged matt titanium wheels (20-inch front, 21-inch rear), black brake calipers, electric and heated seats, perforated leather steering wheel, branding package, front and rear parking sensors with reversing camera, and DAB radio. The combination of black exterior with these factory options gives it a purposeful, understated presence — less often seen than the more typical Verde Mantis or Arancio Argos specifications.

At under 8,500 miles, this Aventador S has clearly been used sparingly but not mothballed entirely. The naturally aspirated V12 Aventador lineage is now firmly established as a future collectible, with Lamborghini having moved to hybridised powertrains with the Revuelto successor. A well-specced, low-mileage S coupe is an increasingly compelling proposition.