R10m Lamborghini Aventador SVJ. Images. Instagram @ dn.spots
WATCH: R10m Lamborghini Aventador SVJ almost rammed by a Toyota Land Cruiser
A R10m Lamborghini Aventador SVJ is trending after it was nearly involved in a Toyota Land Cruiser accident.
R10m Lamborghini Aventador SVJ. Images. Instagram @ dn.spots
A Lamborghini Aventador SVJ is trending after being spotted in Cape Town, South Africa. No doubt, over the years, South Africa has fast become a playground for several multimillionaires and billionaires.
They have undoubtedly wowed many with their lives of glitz and glamour, from driving around with exotic cars to owning multi-million mansions that scream luxury.
LAMBORGHINI AVENTADOR SVJ ALMOST RAMMED BY A TOYOTA LAND CRUISER
Social media was abuzz after the trending Lamborghini Aventador SVJ was nearly rammed by a Toyota Land Cruiser whilst coming from a service station. In the trending videos, the Lamborghini driver entered an intersection without checking both sides.
On the other side, the Toyota Land Cruiser driver seemingly proceeded towards the Lamborghini Aventador before taking emergency brakes to avoid an accident. The incident has since divided Mzansi, with many arguing about who was wrong.
The video has gained thousands of comments and reactions since it dropped on the internet. Fans have since flooded the internet with their two cents. However, many are still trying to connect the dots about the owner of the sleek R10 million Lamborghini Aventador.
Many were more than convinced that Johan Rupert might be the owner. The South African billionaire is a car enthusiast and has an impressive car collection to show for it. His car museum houses some of the world’s rarest cars and most expensive hypercars.
The Aventador SVJ doesn’t come anywhere cheap since it is a limited edition, with only 900 units making it to the market. However, on the other hand, only 63 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ 63 also made it to the market.
OTHER HYPERCARS SPOTTED IN SA
Over the years, several hypercars have been spotted in South Africa apart from the trending Lamborghini Aventador, leaving many in awe. However, some of the cars which have often topped trends include:
- R22.3 million Ferrari 599 SA Aperta
- R13 million first customer-owned Ferrari Purosangue
- R150 million Pagani Imola, one of the five ever-made
