Power is permanently sent to all four wheels via an automatic transmission, with 0-62 mph timed at 2.9 seconds and top speed set at 220 mph. Like its closed-top counterpart, the Veneno Roadster sports a monocoque and body crafted from Lamborghini’s carbon-reinforced polymers, keeping weight down to just 1,490 kg. Features such as the oversized diffuser, central fin, adjustable rear wing, and six wedge-shaped openings on the engine cover that all work to keep the car planted to the road also adorn the supercar cabrio. With nine being planned, the Lamborghini Veneno is slightly less exclusive than the coupe (of which three were made). The ‘Rosso Veneno” color seen here is unique to the roadster but buyers can have it in any color they want. All they need is the $4.5 million required to complete the transaction.
Hammond took the Aventador to an airstrip where he hit the gas and put a much-needed smile on the sick child's face. The good people at HR Owen did their part by painting the Lambo pink specifically for the occasion. Emilia was delighted to learn it was the only pink Aventador in the world, and it was all for her to enjoy. She even had a pink racing suit to wear for the day. Afterwards, Emilia's mother thanked Rays of Sunshine and everyone else involved for making the day happen. "It's not until something awful happens that you get to find out how kind people can be," she gratefully stated. 
