LP760-4 Aventador “Dragon Edition” is a Thing of Beauty

What a color.

That’s the first thing that stuck out to me when I came across the Oakley Design and Refined Marques Aventador. Never mind the carbon fiber accouterments, the blacked out wheels, or any of the changes to the body work. It’s that chrome, blue-green skin that makes this Aventador different. The segmented styling with this color reminds me of an iridescent beetle… until I remember that this is an Aventador. A fire breathing, V-12, all-wheel drive, fire breathing, road devouring, monster. Suddenly, “Dragon Edition” seems far more appropriate. 

Shimmering chrome vinyl aside, the Dragon Edition LP760-4 features a handful of other exterior modifications and under-hood tweaks as well. Redesigned front bumper and rear air vents help funnel air to the Lamborghini’s 6.5L V12. It’ll need the air too, as they’ve seen fit to modify the ECU for a power bump to a solid 760 hp. It sounds as mean as it looks too, thanks to a titanum exhaust. 

 If easy to not even notice the wheels because they blend in so well. They’re HRE P40SC’s in gloss black. 19×9.5 up front and 20×13 at the rear. The calipers have been painted orange too for the sake of contrast. That seems to be a recurring theme, as the carbon fiber spoiler, roof, and air inlets all pull together to keep the Dragon Edition from being mistaken as a very fast, very loud, Mardi Gras bead.

 What do you think of this shimmering green beast? Join the discussion in the forums!