A Lamborghini with a unique history.

This Lamborghini Aventador was delivered on 21-07-2012 to Samsung tycoon Mr, Lee Kun-hee (9-1-1942 / 25-10-2020) As its owner and under his leadership, Samsung became the world's largest manufacturer of smartphones, televisions and memory chips. With an estimated wealth of $21 billion at his death in 2020, it was South Korea's richest person.

His huge precious car collection included a Ferrari GTO, Maybach, McLaren and this pristine white Lamborghini. His hundreds of cars were hardly used, if at all, and only cherished. After his death, this Lamborghini was exported to the Netherlands.

The Aventador had driven only 300 km after eight years. The most extraordinary thing is that the car was serviced 6 times in those 8 years at Lamborghini. Costs were literally irrelevant. Arriving in the Netherlands, the car was given a Dutch number plate and at the mileage of 340 km, the car received its 7th minor service at Lamborghini Netherlands.

The Dutch owner used the car a single time in nice weather. On 22 May 2023, at the current mileage of 2,447 km the Aventador will get its 8th maintenance at Lamborghini and the car will get a new MOT.
You absolutely cannot find them any better, this one is comparable to new from the factory.

At its unveiling, the Aventador was a completely redesigned car with more HP than a Ferrari Enzo or a McLaren F1. Nothing has been used from its predecessors, so now featuring a carbon monocoque and pushrod F1 suspension (see the last 5 photos), an all-new V12 engine, carbon ceramic brakes and a 7-speed gearbox.

This timeless model from Lamborghini comes in the colour Bianco Isis. Naturally equipped with the "scissor doors", which became the trademark for every Lambo V12 top model from the Countach onwards. Also equipped with the glass louvers over the engine compartment, a lift system and an expensive but impressive Capristo exhaust system with operable valves.

This like-new car comes complete with a trickle charger, a protective steering wheel cover, a Lamborghini cover with logo, 2 sets of keys, all accompanying booklets and on-board tools.

Most Aventador owners like to be seen and heard, as evidenced by the many videos on YouTube showing launch control sprinting and always revving high. Those cars have all had hard lives. This Aventador, thankfully, is an exception to the rule. Mr Lee Kun-hee was an introvert who did not let his wealth show and was frugal with his possessions. The current Dutch owner has thankfully continued to do so ensuring that this Lamborghini has been kept in outstanding condition. The underside is as shiny as the bodywork.

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Excellent condition: excellent and original condition