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Lamborghini Aventador Roadster Likely to Debut in Geneva
The upcoming Lamborghini Aventador Roadster is set to make its debut very soon. European sources confirm to us that a topless Aventador is set to be revealed in December before an in-the-metal unveiling at the Geneva auto show in March (although it’s possible that the auto show debut could be pushed to Shanghai in April).
When asked about the possibility of the convertible Aventador’s debut—first reported by Car magazine—Lamborghini representatives declined to comment. What Raging Bull representatives would comment on is that report’s speculation of a four-seat Aventador; according to the folks in Sant’Agata, there’s no such thing.
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The Aventador Roadster is expected to be largely the same as the standard Aventador: lots of carbon fiber, same 691-hp V-12. The only difference—spoiler alert—will be its roof, which is widely believed to be of the folding-hardtop variety. So if you’ve got $450k set aside for a topless Aventador, your wait is nearly over.
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Filed under: Ford Motor Co, Google , Toyota, General Motors, Autos
Imagine a world without traffic jams, driver's licenses or car insurance. Sounds like science fiction, right?Maybe not.
Last week, California became the second state in the country to pass legislation paving the way for self-driving vehicles. After arriving for the signing ceremony in a Google (GOOG)-designed, self-piloted Toyota (TM) Prius, Jerry Brown, the governor of California, acknowledged: "Today we're looking at science fiction becoming tomorrow's reality -- the self-driving car."
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How Close Are We to the Age of the Self-Driving Car? originally appeared on DailyFinance.com on 2012-10-06T06:00:00Z.
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