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"  It&amp;#039;s named after a deadly bull, looks like something dreamed up by a skunkworks team at Area 51 and boasts the formidable pricetag of $1.4 million. The Revent\u00F3n is the rarest, most extreme modern Lamborghini to date. The concept of the Revent\u00F3n began as a &amp;quot;What if?&amp;quot; conversation within Lamborghini. Amazingly, less than a year later, it premiered at the 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show. The fact that such automotive magic can be conjured on such short notice speaks to the prowess of Lamborghini&amp;#039;s R&amp;amp;amp;D department. For that seven-figure sum, you get a vectorized, faceted vision of a top-end Lambo as expressed in composite carbon-fiber panels glued to a steel and carbon fiber chassis. It&amp;#039;s stunning. It may resemble other Lambos, but Revent\u00F3n shares only the glass and rearview mirrors with the Murci\u00E9lago LP640. The Revent\u00F3n&amp;#039;s hyper-aggressive creased surfaces make the LP640 look almost feminine by comparison. Huge vents and scoops feed the bellowing 650-hp 6.5-liter V12 displayed under glass just behind the cockpit. And that motor is loud--the slightest throttle input elicits burly snarls from the hulking powerplant. As you can imagine, this is a very quick ride. The Lambo does 0-60 in 3.4 seconds and won&amp;#039;t stop pulling until it hits a terminal velocity of 211 mph. Specially tuned diffusers and ground effects that keep the 3670-pound vehicle earthbound at those hypersonic speeds. Exterior paint is a discrete matte green/gray, yet while roaring through the outskirts of Bologna, Italy, we literally stopped traffic, drawing virtually every image-capturing device in sight--from cellphone cameras to full-blown SLRs. Even in Italy, where one might presume exotic cars prowl the streets quite regularly, this is a car everyone wanted to photograph. Yep, the Revent\u00F3n&amp;#039;s about as subtle as a level-F5 tornado. The carbon and olive green Alcantara-trimmed interior features fighter jet-derived TFT liquid crystal instrumentation. And though the carbon-fiber seats are firm and the ride stiff, after a day of involved driving in this beast we wanted even more. Quick, brash and painfully expensive, the Revent\u00F3n is the most exclusive Lamborghini to date. But even if you have the means and want one sitting in your garage, don&amp;#039;t bother pulling out your checkbook; all 20 examples of this ultimate supercar are already spoken for. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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