Aventador Performante

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PurpleAki

1,601 posts

87 months

Wednesday 15th March 2017
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Basic was £320k ish. Where you go north of that is up to the individual obviously.

Bunty Killa

517 posts

199 months

Thursday 16th March 2017
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WDISMYL said:
Agreed - will be a bit odd if they don't bring that technology to their flagship model given how special it appears to be.

But goodness me - the relentless supply of cars, each with variants is quite impressive across the different manufacturers. What do you do if you have just bought an SV Aventador with now potentially an SV S Aventador appearing so soon afterwards? It's going to be interesting to see how readily the market soaks up the supply.
This was a concern of mine, hence why I sold my SV. Also Aventador S was so close to an SV in performance and looks didn't help matter's

Anjum

1,605 posts

284 months

Thursday 16th March 2017
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RamboLambo said:
Wasn't the FAKE Huracan ring time put down to the fantastic ALA and yet on their flagship car its not apparent and potentially dropped ?
It's not getting dropped - it's getting replaced. The AVentador S comes out this year, there will be a Aventador Roadster S next year, then the Aventador S SV. Then there will be a replacement car.....and I can'r wait.

I was really disappointed by my Aventador SV - Lamborghini had become a parody of itself under Winkleman. Stefano Demenicali has restored my faith in Lamborghini. The Bull is roaring on all 12 cylinders right now.....

PS - I still love McLaren too!

PurpleAki

1,601 posts

87 months

Friday 17th March 2017
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Anjum said:
I was really disappointed by my Aventador SV -
How come?

MDL111

6,935 posts

177 months

Friday 17th March 2017
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PurpleAki said:
Anjum said:
I was really disappointed by my Aventador SV -
How come?
I would be interested in that too. On paper it seems like an awesome car

Anjum

1,605 posts

284 months

Friday 17th March 2017
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It's all perspective. A very fast car - and in isolation - it is right up there. It looks as super car as you can get.

But it's about the details The gearbox - well IMHO - it's a technical cul-de-sac. The sales guys have been able to sell it as being an emotional gear change. Well they used to when it was first launched. But, in my experience Corsa mode upsets the car around a track. Sport is better - but not as quick. an in direct comparison to a DSG - it's chalk and cheese.

But also, the steering in Comparison to a McLaren - well it's so heavy - no real finesse. In comparison to my old Speciale - it's almost like comparing the Industrial revolution to the space age.

Don't get me wrong - as I say in isolation - it's the full on experience. But I think the Aventador S will make the SV seem like what it is.

I am very much looking forward to the products under the guidance of Setfano Domincali - he just get's it - and it's all in the details!

Pioneer

1,309 posts

131 months

Friday 17th March 2017
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This is what the market needs. Something with the tech/precision/build of a McL and the aesthetics/presence/sound of a V12 Bull. Would be heaven smile

Yipper

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5,964 posts

90 months

Friday 17th March 2017
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Anjum said:
It's all perspective. A very fast car - and in isolation - it is right up there. It looks as super car as you can get.

But it's about the details The gearbox - well IMHO - it's a technical cul-de-sac. The sales guys have been able to sell it as being an emotional gear change. Well they used to when it was first launched. But, in my experience Corsa mode upsets the car around a track. Sport is better - but not as quick. an in direct comparison to a DSG - it's chalk and cheese.

But also, the steering in Comparison to a McLaren - well it's so heavy - no real finesse. In comparison to my old Speciale - it's almost like comparing the Industrial revolution to the space age.

Don't get me wrong - as I say in isolation - it's the full on experience. But I think the Aventador S will make the SV seem like what it is.

I am very much looking forward to the products under the guidance of Setfano Domincali - he just get's it - and it's all in the details!
Did you consider getting the gearbox remapped? Make gearchanges faster and smoother.

sone

4,587 posts

238 months

Sunday 19th March 2017
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Yipper said:
Anjum said:
It's all perspective. A very fast car - and in isolation - it is right up there. It looks as super car as you can get.

But it's about the details The gearbox - well IMHO - it's a technical cul-de-sac. The sales guys have been able to sell it as being an emotional gear change. Well they used to when it was first launched. But, in my experience Corsa mode upsets the car around a track. Sport is better - but not as quick. an in direct comparison to a DSG - it's chalk and cheese.

But also, the steering in Comparison to a McLaren - well it's so heavy - no real finesse. In comparison to my old Speciale - it's almost like comparing the Industrial revolution to the space age.

Don't get me wrong - as I say in isolation - it's the full on experience. But I think the Aventador S will make the SV seem like what it is.

I am very much looking forward to the products under the guidance of Setfano Domincali - he just get's it - and it's all in the details!
Did you consider getting the gearbox remapped? Make gearchanges faster and smoother.
I've got an S coming later this year and the gearbox is my only concern. My 2013 Aventador was a bit spoilt by the gearbox but I'm told by the salesmen the new remap is a massive improvement. I do wonder if the present gearbox is beyond a remap and really needs re- engineering.

Anjum

1,605 posts

284 months

Monday 20th March 2017
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Yipper said:
Did you consider getting the gearbox remapped? Make gearchanges faster and smoother.
To be quite honest, I've had three - Coupe, Roadster and SV - all from new. In my opinion, a remap is not going to fix the issue. How many Aventador owners have had issues - whether is to do with "clutch recalibration or relearning bit points" etc... As I have said in previous posts - for a circa £300K car - you'd expect the gearbox to work......or evan gearboxes changed under warrentee?

I do not buy into the sales patter of a more emotional gear change experience - try going as flat out as you can, brake and change down for Pouhon at Spa - thank god for the massive tarmac'd run off!

Yipper

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5,964 posts

90 months

Monday 20th March 2017
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Anjum said:
Yipper said:
Did you consider getting the gearbox remapped? Make gearchanges faster and smoother.
To be quite honest, I've had three - Coupe, Roadster and SV - all from new. In my opinion, a remap is not going to fix the issue. How many Aventador owners have had issues - whether is to do with "clutch recalibration or relearning bit points" etc... As I have said in previous posts - for a circa £300K car - you'd expect the gearbox to work......or evan gearboxes changed under warrentee?

I do not buy into the sales patter of a more emotional gear change experience - try going as flat out as you can, brake and change down for Pouhon at Spa - thank god for the massive tarmac'd run off!
It's a fair point. It should work right out of the box for a 300k car. Wouldn't dismiss an aftermarket remap completely out of hand, though. Some of the top remappers, like MRC, can work some pretty good magic at times.

Ferruccio

1,835 posts

119 months

Monday 20th March 2017
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Yipper said:
Some of the top remappers, like MRC, can work some pretty good magic at times.
Maybe. But then why didn't VAG do it like that? They have rather greater resources to get it right?

I now always leave as the factory intended. You can cause real and serious problems otherwise. I did it once; never again.

Anjum

1,605 posts

284 months

Monday 20th March 2017
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Ferruccio said:
Maybe. But then why didn't VAG do it like that? They have rather greater resources to get it right?

I now always leave as the factory intended. You can cause real and serious problems otherwise. I did it once; never again.
Completey agree Ferruccio. I went on a Tuscany tour once - the only car that failed had aftermarket wheels - and a body kit - the Wheels failed - but Lamborghini were excellent and loaned a car from the academy and sent replacement wheels (Diones).....

Juno

4,481 posts

249 months

Sunday 26th March 2017
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johnnyreggae said:
Sorry but this thread has no credibility until Juno has started about a dozen different threads hyping the car
1.Too wide for the lanes around here

2.Too expensive for my poultry wallet

3. Lap record will hear nothing but cries of Fake Fake Fake

And

Anything I say will be taken in evidence and used to BAN me rofl

So in summary Lambo are the Performance leaders right now clap

TOPIC ENDORSED judge

Juno

4,481 posts

249 months

Sunday 26th March 2017
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Just driven my mates 2017 year model GTR35, I have to say it is tecnically incredible and a massive step up from the previous model !

Not sure how they have done it but feels about 500kgs lighter than it is!

You will be left smiling.

baypond

398 posts

135 months

Sunday 26th March 2017
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PurpleAki said:
Just ignore him everyone.

Or report him.
Report him for what? I like Rambo Lambo. He keeps things from getting too serious. Besides, he does have a point about the ring time for the Hurican Performante. I'm sure it's a great car, but I don't understand the bragging rights thing over lap times.

Ferruccio

1,835 posts

119 months

Sunday 26th March 2017
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baypond said:
Besides, he does have a point about the ring time for the Hurican Performante.
What point?

Do you not think, given VAG's "small" problem with defeat devices, that if any other car company could prove that they'd cheated, they would be all over it??

baypond

398 posts

135 months

Sunday 26th March 2017
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Ferruccio said:
baypond said:
Besides, he does have a point about the ring time for the Hurican Performante.
What point?

Do you not think, given VAG's "small" problem with defeat devices, that if any other car company could prove that they'd cheated, they would be all over it??
They are probably covered in the fine print given the issues they have had. It is probably not that difficult by mentioning 'non-standard' parts. Besides if all the car manufacturers went after each other, there would be so much litigation that they would all sink.
I have no axe to grind with any marque by the way. I just like enjoying cars.

Ferruccio

1,835 posts

119 months

Sunday 26th March 2017
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baypond said:
They are probably covered in the fine print given the issues they have had. It is probably not that difficult by mentioning 'non-standard' parts. Besides if all the car manufacturers went after each other, there would be so much litigation that they would all sink.
I have no axe to grind with any marque by the way. I just like enjoying cars.
There is no fine print in the Huracan Performante marketing materials?

sone

4,587 posts

238 months

Monday 27th March 2017
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Please not more conspiracy threads!