Lamborghini is known as Ferrari’s arch-rival and their naming of cars after fighting bulls and bullfighting paraphernalia is one of their quirks. The Lamborghini Murcielago took over from the Diablo and dominated the 2000s, and stepping into the 2010s and beyond, Lamborghini unveiled the Aventador in 2011. Still going strong, the Aventador has spawned a number of specials based upon it such as the Veneno, Centenario, Sian, Essenza and Countach LPI 800-4. If you wish to own one of these historically significant Lambos that has ample potential to be a future classic whilst offering an exhilarating driving experience, this 2017 Lamborghini Aventador S fits the bill to a tee. Rocking just 2,300 miles, this Massachusetts-based car is seeking its next owner.

Exterior and Interior

Lamborghini’s design language is iconic and ensures that their cars cannot be mistaken for any other. Razor-edged styling, squared-off rears and those scissor doors are all hallmarks that this 2017 Lamborghini Aventador S wears with pride. Whilst another hallmark of a Lamborghini is loud and bright paintwork, this particular example eschews that in favor of a cool white exterior that ensures you can make a statement when you desire, rather than all the time. It rolls on a nice set of Lamborghini alloys with the requisite high-performance tires. In fact, the Aventador S model such as this one differs from the regular Aventador in the form of a redesigned front splitter, rear diffuser, and triple exhaust exits. The interior of a Lambo is as iconic as the exterior, and once again, can be recognized as nothing else but a Lambo. This example features a cool black color scheme with seating for two occupants. The driver is faced by a digital instrument cluster and grips a flat-bottomed chunky steering wheel with paddles for gear shifting duties, as well as two small rollers for infotainment functions. A comprehensive infotainment suite is included, as well as a Sensonum sound system for when you’d like to listen to tunes other than that soulful engine. Climate control minimizes the risk of sweaty buttocks and palms when you awaken the beast within.

Engine

This 2017 Lamborghini Aventador S is powered by the brand’s 6.5 liter L539 V12 engine that drives all four wheels via a 7-speed Graziano automated manual transmission. The spectacular power output is 730hp, with a torque peak of 509 lb-ft, allowing the Aventador S to nip below 3 seconds in the benchmark 0-60 sprint, and top out at 217mph. Standard carbon-ceramic brakes ensure the stopping power is ample, whilst the car also features four-wheel steering and enhanced suspension over regular Aventador models.