Video: Lamborghini Aventador pairing frolics in the Italian countryside

Lamborghini builds footage is the latest addition to its stable share with the congregation of the world. The latest clip follows two Aventador models as they make short work of a rolling piece of land asphalt. There is no CGI or strange apocalyptic theme here. Oh no. Instead, you have a fast vision, like life, if you would treat your significant other and was able to fork the ransom needed to bring not one but two examples of the Lamborghini Aventador enjoy home for the.

Life would certainly be different. The company has also shown edged out an additional clip from the same duo through the city of Rome.

As you may recall, the Aventador is the latest in the evolution of the Raging Bull The 691 hp lightweight carbon-fiber animal weighs 3472 pounds light, which he related to the kind of power to weight ratio is usually on a race track. If you like what you smell, the suits in Sant'Agata you are down in the driver's seat for around $ 370,000. If you're not quite swing that (or if you're not sure you are when you have a pair of this or that island you want to buy your eye on), we will have a first drive of the Aventador to you soon. In the meantime hit the jump to check out the full video for themselves.

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.

Spy Shots: Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 captured from every angle

Do not be foolish, Lamborghini. They should have known that a few shares "spy" shots of the Aventador LP700-4 was not enough for us to go to the dogs. Our crack team of camera-wielding warrior was able to use their lenses focused on the upcoming Murcielago replacement while the vehicle was in an extreme weather testing near the Arctic Circle. If you through the snow and the trippy Tornado can camouflage look, you just might notice a face even darker than that of the old King of the Hill's Lamborghini. We suggest that the production version of the vehicle, the use of a more angular front fascia and rear bumper as what we are used to make the already see Keystone Supercars happy.

Word has it that we expect a 0-60 mph time of around three seconds with a 704-horsepower V12 engine with 509 pound-feet of torque on hand. The engine is supposedly on an electro-hydraulically actuated gearbox, gears can be covered in about 50 milliseconds swap. Lamborghini has not released too many details about the technology behind the gearbox just yet, but from the sound of things, it is a new stage of fast.

Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 bares its carbon fiber monocoque

The engineers in Sant'Agata have so kind to give the world a glimpse into the polymer CFRP monocoque, which eventually serve as the backbone of the Aventador LP700-4. With the high-tech (and similar high-dollar) material is designed for some serious strength and weight as low as possible while at the same time. Lamborghini says that the entire body structure of the Aventador the balance to strike at an incredibly light 505 pounds, and that the monocoque you see above this value, making only 324.5 pounds.

With the use of CFRP for a vehicle of the body structure is not new, says Lamborghini, it continues the process a step taken by the body shape is made of carbon fiber instead of the typical metal. We can not imagine that the change is a whole heck of a lot difference to make the final product, but it is interesting to know that it's made of carbon fiber to carbon fiber action somewhere in Italy as you read this. Hit the jump for the full press explosion.

Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 "spied" in the swirly en route to Geneva

Usually when an automaker is preparing to introduce a new car, we get a view of the styling and then the technical details. But Lamborghini is used to do things backwards. It was at least one of the first automotive manufacturer a mid-engine sports car to build, and was also the one who got his start the reverse engineering Ferraris with tractor parts. And the tradition is back with the long-awaited successor Murciélago.

Although Sant'Agata has been a gradual release details of the super sports car mechanics - including the boom suspension, 6.5-liter V12 and ISR transmission - Insights into the car design have been few and far between. This swirly Job "spy shot", allegedly leaked from the factory, was the spread of the Internet as a viral video and gives us one of our best look yet to make the car.

Although the camouflage does a good job of breaking the body lines, you can still see a healthy dose of Reventón as fighter jet-inspired design elements known to be expected in the animal Aventador LP700-4. To go with less than a month before it will debut at the Geneva Motor Show, it's certainly more to come soon, so watch this space.