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The Lamborghini Aventador S ramps up the power and chassis tech

With more power and more toys to keep that power going to the ground, the Aventador S is well worth its insanely high retail price.

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If pure performance is what you're after, you can't go wrong with the Lamborghini Aventador S.

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The Aventador S packs a 740-horsepower, 6.5-liter V12 engine, which is 40 horsepower more than in the previous Aventador.

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It'll hit 60 mph in 2.9 seconds and scream all the way up to 217 mph.

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The engine comes with stop-start and cylinder deactivation, for those feeling a smidge green.

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The Aventador S is the first series production Lamborghini to sport four-wheel steering.

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It also features upgrades to the suspension and stability control system in order to better pair with the new steering system.

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The front and rear have been redesigned for aerodynamic and cooling efficiency.

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You're going to have to pay the piper for the pleasure of piloting this car, though.

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The suggested retail price is a hefty $421,350.

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It goes on sale in Spring 2017. Keep on scrolling for even more pics of Lambo's latest!

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