2021 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster

The Overview The Last Great Naturally Aspirated Lamborghini When Lamborghini set out to send its naturally aspirated V12 into history, it did not do so quietly. The Aventador SVJ arrived in 2018 as the most extreme expression of the model that had carried Sant’Agata for the better part of a decade. Superveloce Jota, the name reserved for only the most focused cars the marque has ever built, was not applied lightly: beneath the carbon fiber lay the most powerful series-production V12 Lamborghini had yet released, breathing without turbos or superchargers and revving to 8,500 rpm. The 6.5-liter V12 produces 759 horsepower and 531 lb-ft of torque, channeled through a seven-speed ISR transaxle and permanent all-wheel drive for 0–62 mph in 2.9 seconds and a top speed beyond 217 mph. Its defining achievement, however, was never straight-line speed but ALA 2.0, the active aerodynamic system that vectors downforce through the corners. So equipped, the SVJ coupé took the Nürburgring Nordschleife production-car record in 2018 with a lap of 6:44.97. The Roadster followed, unveiled at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show and limited to just 800 examples worldwide. It offers the same record-setting mechanical package and ALA aerodynamics, now crowned by a two-piece removable carbon roof that opens the cabin to the unfiltered sound of one of the last great atmospheric twelves. With the Aventador line now ended and its successor electrified, the SVJ Roadster stands as the final, most exuberant chapter of a bloodline that began with the Miura. SVJ # MLA10131 Delivered new through Lamborghini Boston, this SVJ Roadster has remained in the hands of a single owner from new, a circumstance exceedingly rare among Aventadors. Carefully kept and sparingly driven, it is offered today with its Lamborghini fifth-year warranty extension, books and tools, original window sticker, and all keys. What sets this car apart visually is a commission carried out through Lamborghini’s Ad Personam bespoke program. It wears a shimmering, one-off shade of Verde Ithaca over a shiny-black carbon roof, with forged Leirion wheels in gloss black and orange brake calipers that nod to the cabin within. Inside, the SVJ interior is trimmed in black leather and Alcantara and lavished with Arancio Leonis orange contrast stitching, lower dashboard, footplates, carpets, and seat belts, with personalized Verde Ulysses embroidery and a full Alcantara steering wheel, dashboard, and pillars. A full interior carbon fiber package, electric heated comfort seats with carbon detailing, front-axle lift, and the visibility, lighting, and travel packages complete the specification. Befitting a car built for sensation, it has been fitted with a full Ryft titanium race exhaust, liberating the full voice of the atmospheric V12. Importantly, the original factory exhaust system accompanies the car, allowing the next owner to return it to delivery specification at will. Importantly, the mileage of this SVJ has been verified accurate by Lamborghini. Technical Specifications 6,498 CC DOHC 48-Valve Naturally Aspirated V12 Engine 759 BHP (770 CV) at 8,500 RPM; 531 LB-FT of Torque at 6,750 RPM 7-Speed ISR Automated Single-Clutch Transaxle Permanent All-Wheel Drive with Rear-Wheel Steering 4-Wheel Carbon-Ceramic Disc Brakes 4-Wheel Independent Pushrod Suspension with Magnetorheological Dampers and Front Lift ALA 2.0 Active Aerodynamics with Aero Vectoring Full Ryft Titanium Race Exhaust (Original Factory System Included) Provenance Lamborghini Boston, Massachusetts (delivered new) One Owner from New Offered by AVI Gallery, Newton, Massachusetts