Red Lamborghini Aventador SV in L.A. Traffic

A rare red Lamborghini Aventador LP750-4 SuperVeloce, one of 600 Aventador LP750-4 SV coupes built, driving on a congested freeway in Downtown Los Angeles.

One of the most amusing ways to appreciate an exotic car is to catch it in the wild and see just how much it stands out from everyday traffic. With only two seats, limited cargo space, and an insanely low seating position, this Aventador certainly stretches the boundaries of what most people consider a passenger car. Of course, it makes up for those shortcomings with a massive V12, vertical doors, spaceship-like styling, and numerous expensive components and materials that would cost a fortune to repair or replace if damaged. That's why you typically see these cars only in wealthy neighborhoods or on wide open roads where all that power can be put to the test. Yet here's an Aventador, in all its glory, stuck in L.A. traffic rolling at speeds more commonly associated with e-scooters. And it happens to be the special performance-focused SV variant too. Why its owner decided to subject it to this cruelty is beyond me. But if you had to be stuck in traffic and can afford to burn all the fuel you want, why not do so in style? What's for sure is that this car definitely looks cool even from above, and that it definitely looks like nothing else around it!

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