The cost of driving a Lamborghini Aventador 100 miles

If there's one country you wouldn't want to own a supercar in right now, it's Norway. Here's why.

In the US, fuel costs around $4.00 per gallon. Based on the Lamborghini Aventador's average fuel consumption of 13.7mpg, you'll travel 100 miles at a cost of $29.20. Some would say it's a small price to pay. And, literally, it is.

So, here at Teamspeed, we've compiled the top ten most expensive countries to buy petrol, and the cost of traveling the same distance. If my math is sound, that is...

Please bear in mind, all prices here are in US dollars, naturally. Drumroll, please.

10. To travel 100 miles in Belgium, it'll cost you $61.60.

9. To travel 100 miles in Eritrea, it'll cost you $61.82, though it's doubtful many Lambos have made it into the country.

8. To travel 100 miles in Sweden, it'll cost you $61.97.

7. To travel 100 miles in Britain, it'll cost you $62.04.

6. To travel 100 miles in Denmark, it'll cost you $62.55.

5. To travel 100 miles in Greece, it'll cost you $63.43.

4. To travel 100 miles in Italy, the home of the Aventador, it'll cost you $64.08.

3. To travel 100 miles in the Netherlands, it'll cost you $64.75.

2. To travel 100 miles in Turkey, it'll cost you $70.87.

And number one. To travel 100 miles in Norway, you'll be shelling out $71.90 for the privilege.

They may want to keep the right foot in check in Norway.

 

Danm those are beautiful pitcure, still think the Aventador is white is probably the colour for the car. Stands out so much better than in the orange.

Now I wonder how much it would cost for a 100miles in Canada (Toronto to be exact) I think its $1.30. Not sure if it's a gallon or litre, think its a litre.

 

Nice piece KP, Norway sure is expensive!

 

Remember to add the cost of the car over here too
List price in Norway is about 810.0000,- U$!!!!

 

Dang that middle picture in the second set is boss.

If I ever own an Aventador and someone hears be complaining about $70 for fuel, please B***h slap me.

Lol...Nice piece. Interesting to see how the varying fuel prices really affect daily driving. We have it so good here its rediculous.

 

The pics are sweet and that car is special! I am sure it won't stop the backlog of orders

 

lol The real cost to drive it 100 miles is in the depreciation. Let's see some depreciation numbers.

 

fuel costs might be the last thing to be concerned about considering import tax,insurance costs etc

 

This is really interesting!

 

What a ridiculous post. Take gas prices worldwide, add "Aventador" to make it sound interesting, done.