Review Automotive Season Five of Ignition Begins With Lamborghini Aventador LP750-4 SV

Review automotive I t's another season of Ignition, so our associates over at Motor Trend thought it suitable to kick things off with a blast. Enter the Lamborghini Aventador LP750-4 SV. With hypercar looks and a sticker price that makes it most at home on a room divider blurb, host Jonny Lieberman moves in the driver's seat to see what the greatest, baddest Bull has in its stable.

Right out of the door, the Aventador SV is blisteringly quick, the 6.5-liter V-12 motor releases a fantastic 741 hp and 508 lb-ft of torque, the all-wheel-drive Italian voyage rocket bloodies the nose of 60 mph in only 2.8 seconds, and energizes right to a top rate Lamborghini cases to be "more than" 217 mph. Weight is diminished too, with a 110 pound diet over the stock Aventador.

With such a unique auto, MT thought it fitting to pull out all the stops for the video. With the assistance from two neighborly cops on bikes, Lieberman more than once dispatches the SV a closed off passage, appreciating the grand mass of sound from the Aventador's quad tailpipes.

While burrow keeps running in a Lamborghini pacify the internal identity, Lieberman finds the SV truly sparkles on the shapely gorge streets in the California slopes. With new trap attractive suspension and versatile guiding lifted from the Audi R8, the SV beasts its way through the most specialized of streets.

Around the Nurburgring, the SV timed a period of 6:59, a tick far from the quicker Porsche 918 Spyder. So on the Streets of Willow Springs, Lieberman predicts the SV has the get up and go to upstage the Porsche on account of hotshoe Randy Pobst.

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