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Aventador Replacement Reportedly Breaks Down on the Side of the Road, Spy Photographers Go Wild

Photo credit: KGP Photography
Photo credit: KGP Photography

Spy photographers in Italy got a lucky break when a prototype for Lamborghini's Aventador replacement on the side of the road, describing the car as seemingly broken down. The resulting pictures give us our most detailed look yet at the car's well-hidden design.

We first saw the Aventador replacement back in December, but back then it was wearing a lot more camouflage. Judging by these spy shots the car's body is a lot closer to the final product, only hidden by the funky camouflage wrap and a pair of fake taillight stickers at the rear to throw people off.

From what we can tell this car, which has yet to be named publicly, will borrow much of its design from the Terzo Millennio concept first shown back in 2017, using thinner headlights and lots of Y-shaped accents. There are a couple of features that also remind us of the extremely-limited-production Sián FKP 37.