Lamborghini Engineers Spotted Testing Hotter Aventador At The Nürburgring
 

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Spied: Lamborghini testing a hotter Aventador at the Ring
Are you the new Aventador SV?

Just days after Lamborghini dropped its muscular 50th anniversary Aventador on us, our trusty spies have caught Lamborghini engineers at the ring testing what looks to be another new version of its Aventador supercar. Upon first glance this bright yellow Aventador appears to be stock, but a closer look reveals that this may very well be an early test car for the Aventador SV.

This Lambo is fitted with center-lock wheels, extremely low-profile high performance tires, and front brake calipers are mounted in a different position than the normal Aventaor. A closer look at the front bumper reveals an additional aerodynamic piece, making for an even lower air splitter.

Moving to the rear, we can see an extra aerodynamic flap has been added to the spoiler for extra downforce, sometimes referred to as a Gurney flap.

Look out for more details around the Frankfurt Motor Show this fall.

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Awewsome! (Y)
Nice rims! :)

Aventador j wheels without the carbon pieces?

Yes!

Very strange ... there seems to be one single carbon finb on each wheel.

Why do you put the teamspeed watermark on photos that are not yours? These pictures are taken by Chris Doane and were originally posted on R&T. Stop posting photos with no credit. As a photographer, it is both extremely annoying and borderline infringement.

Totally badass. I'm hoping for a big wing option!

Teamspeed has spy photogs hired and they sometimes source from others. Chris probably sold these to them which they re-distribute to their clients like Teamspeed.

And think about it, look how Chris has watermarked his shots for R&T, do you really think we are able to photoshop those out perfectly and then re-apply ours?

Notice a trend here? ;)

http://wot.motortrend.com/2015-lambo...#axzz2Qwm8huel

http://www.topspeed.com/cars/car-new...-ar153277.html

http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2...-upgrades.html

and....

http://www.autoblog.com/2013/04/19/r...hits-the-ring/

But then what is the point of watermarking them at all if everyone has the same photos? Why not leave Chris's original mark and just pay to post them on the sites?

To keep people from redistributing the already bought pictures as their own. If there are no watermarks then there is nothing from anyone on here taking them and claiming them as their own.