Lamborghini Aventador leaked ahead of Geneva reveal?

We stumbled our first look at its interior that morning, but the folks at WorldCarFans have on what appears the first picture of the finished Lamborghini LP700-4 Aventador be. Ask at the Geneva Motor Show debut next week, the Aventador Lambo new Murcielago replacement flagship super sports car, and when their (still unconfirmed) name suggests, we can expect around 700 horsepower on tap, which is a new twelve-cylinder heart .
We have seen dozens of spy shots of the Aventador, and all signs point to a very aggressive design. There are many elements of style from the Sesto Elemento concept that debuted at the Paris Motor Show is in last autumn and the end result is absolutely irresistible. Take the Ferrari posters from your walls, kids - there are to drool a new supermodel.
The rest of the rumor Aventador's specifications are equally impressive. It is 62 miles per hour in just 2.9 seconds sprint, and it will do to 217 mph at the very top. The sheer speed is the result of the new C-Lamborghini monocoque cell that weighs nearly 325 pounds - in fact, the whole body-in-white on the scale only 505 pounds. Although the drivetrain and interior bits are screwed, should this new Lambo seriously easy (for a car of its size anyway).
Expect to be revealed the full details of the all-wheel-drive Aventador LP700-4 in the coming days and we will be our first in-person look at the new field will receive next week. Get ready. Top tip, Sean!

Video: Let's go for a drive in the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4

We are less than two weeks away from the Lamborghini Aventador unveiling at the Geneva Motor Show, so that means there is enough time for some more "leaks"before the great bull reveal.

This latest clip of the 700-hp V12 Lambo comes courtesy of Autogespot which produces a remarkably good, two-minute video of the Murcielago successor goes through some snow-covered hills has received. The outer camouflage is still intact, but we finally got our first look at the interior including the steering wheel and IP. Nothing revolutionary, but well worth it in the video after the jump.