Aventador-generation and numbered Lamborghini price discovery, with a focus on scarcity, factory configuration and repeatable transaction evidence.
The Aventador market is highly segmented. Standard LP700/S cars, SV/SVJ variants and genuinely numbered halo models should be treated as different markets.
Recent public transactions around $1.50M–$1.55M for 4,300–6,000-mile cars supported a materially stronger benchmark than older results.
Low mileage, unusual factory color, carbon configuration and clean history are the primary collector filters.
These cars trade too infrequently for broad averages. Chassis-level diligence and direct-owner market intelligence matter more than generic guides.
LP700, anniversary, SV, SVJ and Ultimae each have different liquidity, buyer depth and collector logic. The Reserve Index tracks them separately.
