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Video: this Japanese Lambo Aventador is an assault on the eyeballs

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Video: this Japanese Lambo Aventador is an assault on the eyeballs | Top Gear

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Watch a mad 700bhp supercar blink, flash and flame for the camera

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Video: this Japanese Lambo Aventador is an assault on the eyeballs

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Watch a mad 700bhp supercar blink, flash and flame for the camera

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Watch a mad 700bhp supercar blink, flash and flame for the camera

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Video: this Japanese Lambo Aventador is an assault on the eyeballs

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Video: this Japanese Lambo Aventador is an assault on the eyeballs

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Video: this Japanese Lambo Aventador is an assault on the eyeballs

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Watch a mad 700bhp supercar blink, flash and flame for the camera

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With its triangular and trapezoidal lines, upward hinged doors and 700bhp 6.5-litre V12, the standard Lamborghini Aventador is quite the wallflower.

As you can imagine, with these retiring looks and muted soundtrack the poor Aventador fades into non-existence when dropped into a canvas of rush hour traffic.

Luckily, some Japanese entrepreneurs have a solution to make it stand out. All you have to do is cover the whole thing in a ludicrous vinyl wrap, then add lights and a huge, flaming exhaust.

And we’re not talking any old Christmas-tree lights. We’re talking all the lights, enough bulbs to leave both Blackpool illuminations and the Las Vegas strip cowering in amp insecurity.

So grab some sunglasses, hit play and prepare to be bamboozled.

Love it or loathe it, we’d love to know what you think of this Tomorrowland headline set on wheels…

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With its triangular and trapezoidal lines, upward hinged doors and 700bhp 6.5-litre V12, the standard Lamborghini Aventador is quite the wallflower.

As you can imagine, with these retiring looks and muted soundtrack the poor Aventador fades into non-existence when dropped into a canvas of rush hour traffic.

Luckily, some Japanese entrepreneurs have a solution to make it stand out. All you have to do is cover the whole thing in a ludicrous vinyl wrap, then add lights and a huge, flaming exhaust.

And we’re not talking any old Christmas-tree lights. We’re talking all the lights, enough bulbs to leave both Blackpool illuminations and the Las Vegas strip cowering in amp insecurity.

So grab some sunglasses, hit play and prepare to be bamboozled.

Love it or loathe it, we’d love to know what you think of this Tomorrowland headline set on wheels…

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