DMC Tuning’s aerodynamic kit, which brings out a whole new level of aggressiveness from the Aventador. As far as overblown programs are concerned, these two kits have done wonders for Lamborghini’ s mighty supercar.

DMC Tuning still put in a significant number of upgrades on the supercar. The most obvious is the fancy purple body finish with matching black accents. In addition, DMC also installed its famous Molto Veloce Speziale body kit that includes modified side flaps, new side skirts, and a new rear diffuser. Rounding out the DMC modifications is a new set of 20- and 21-inch gloss black, RS05 PUR rims with orange brake callipers that provide a nice and colorful contrast to the purple finish on the body.


For those who aren’t familiar with the tuner’s ultra limited Aventador Dragon Edition models, the upgrades include a remapped ECU unit and a titanium exhaust system. All together, the output reached 760 horsepower and 550 pound-feet of torque. The exact performance numbers weren’t mentioned, but with the increased power and the weight savings of at least 80 pounds, it wouldn’t be surprised if this Aventador can sprint from 0 to 60 mph in under three seconds to go with a top speed north of 220 mph. Pretty special.