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 Lamborghini Aventador J Lamborghini , a name that immediately conjures up images of streamlined supercars racing down the countryside has now dropped a bombshell at the ongoing 2012 Geneva Motor Show with the introduction of the all new Lamborghini Aventador J .   This latest offering from Italy based manufacturer of luxury supercars has already gripped the attention of nearly all attendees to the event. The Aventador J has been designed an developed around the highly successful Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 , however, this new model looks nothing like the original.  Powered by a 6.5 L V12 engine, same as Aventador, the Aventador J is capable of churning a massive 700 bhp, which when paired with a seven speed single clutch transmission, is capable of taking this gorgeous ride to a top speed of 186 mph. What really makes the new Aventador J all the more appealing an strikingly difference from its predecessor, is its drop-dead gorgeous looks. The model showcase...

Without a doubt, Ferrari is one of those elite luxury supercars that always carry quite a substantial price tag and can render just about every other luxury car in their wake, quite humble. A befitting example of the same has just emerged in the U.K, where a vintage Ferrari 250 GTO has been sold off for a staggering $31.7 million, making it the largest single car transaction in Britain.  The Ferrari 250 GTO has always had a special place in the world of luxury automobiles, for not only being one of the most aesthetically appealing cars of all time, but also because of its rich and vibrant racing history. The 250 GTO witnessed increased production levels from the time of its inception in the year 1962 to the year 1964, when Ferrari had first introduced the sports car for the Group 3 Grand Touring Car category of the FIA. The particular Ferrari 250 GTO in news carries the chassis number 5095GT and is said to have sold to anonymous buyer by Jon Hunt, a British real est...