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31 March, 2020 9:04 am

New Lamborghini Aventador on the streets of Berlin

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Italy’s Lamborghini supercar brand has a new weapon in its line-up – the Aventador.
The new model was recently revealed at the Geneva Motor Show and is an evolution for Lambo which should increase the company’s fortunes after struggling profits.
The luxury Italian brand, despite making sales, has needed to renew its ageing line-up, and the new Lamborghini Aventador is a smart-looking model which is highly anticipated by fans.

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Already sold out for 2011, here we see the Aventador in a video from the streets of Berlin.
Appropriately, passers-by stop to observe the stunning model flexing its revs on the pavement, before the Italians step out to stop traffic and organise some manoeuvres in true Italian style.
Who else in the world would back up a Lamborghini in city traffic with someone waving the other cars to a stop? Check out the Aventador in live pics from the motor show below.

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