In certain Middle Eastern enclaves and Monaco subdivisions, Lamborghini Aventadors are a dime a dozen, or whatever the currency of the day might be. To this well-heeled crowd, the Lambo’s crazy stock bodywork somehow isn’t quite crazy enough. Which is where Bader Alroudhan comes in. His Nimrod Performance empire in Hungary takes an Aventador and pretty much completely re-bodies it using carbon fiber.
In the case of his wild Avanti Rossi, he lengthens the nose by around eight inches, adds Countach-style intakes over the rear wheels and bolts a huge, Boeing-grade wing on the back.
The base 6.5-litre V12 gets bumped up to 740hp, although 1500hp is a common request. His “base” Avanti Rosso kicks off at around £462,000.
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