Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Lamborghini Aventador costs $250K to $2M in 2026, from an early LP 700-4 to an SVJ 63 Roadster, against original MSRPs of about $393K to $574K. The defining feature of the market is the gap between asking and paid: several SVJ and Ultimae cars have been advertised above $1M while documented sales landed between about $660,000 and $766,000. Actual transaction prices can sit well below dealer asking prices.
The Aventador spans an enormous range. The early LP 700-4 coupe and roadster, which do not have dedicated price pages, anchor the bottom: the coupe sold new at about $393,695 in 2012 and trades at $250K to $400K, the roadster started at about $441,600 in 2013 and trades at $300K to $450K. The Aventador S sits above them, the SV higher still, and the SVJ, Ultimae and the special SVJ 63 cars occupy the top, into and beyond seven figures. The one-off Aventador J stands apart.
| Version | Built | Original MSRP (US) | 2026 market |
|---|---|---|---|
| LP 700-4 Coupe | Not limited | ~$393,695 (2012) | $250K to $460K asking |
| LP 700-4 Roadster | Not limited | ~$441,600 (2013) | $300K to $520K asking |
| S Coupe | Not limited | ~$421,350 (2017) | $380K to $520K |
| SV Coupe | 600 | $493,095 (2016) | $550K to $750K |
| SVJ Coupe | 900 | $517,770 (2019) | $850K to $1.9M |
| Ultimae Coupe | 350 | ~$498,258 (2022) | $750K to $1.3M |
| SVJ Roadster | 800 | $573,966 (2020) | $900K to $1.5M |
The most important thing to understand about Aventador pricing is that advertised numbers run well ahead of transactions. SVJ coupes have been advertised in the US at $1.1M to $1.9M, while the aggregated transactional benchmark sits around $715,931 and one car sold at $660,000. Ultimae cars have been advertised toward $1.3M, yet a 390-mile Roadster sold at $725,000. Advertised prices should be read as asking prices, not confirmed values, and European listings often include tax while US listings may exclude it, so the two cannot be compared directly without adjusting.
Two production notes matter for value. The SVJ 63 and the SVJ Roadster Xago are counted within the 900 coupes and 800 roadsters, so their numbers are not added on top. And the one-off Aventador J is a single 2012 car, not an early SVJ; the two are unrelated. Ten national and Ad Personam editions, such as the China, Japan and Bucherer cars, are essentially aesthetic specials whose value is the donor version plus a premium only where authenticity, plate and original configuration are verified, and that premium can be nil for a little-known regional car.
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FAQ
Lamborghini Aventador price in 2026: value by version, original MSRP, asking versus paid and where to buy.
A standard LP 700-4 is advertised at about $300K to $460K. SV cars are generally $550K to $900K, and SVJ and Ultimae examples can be listed from $750K to more than $1.5M. Actual transaction prices may be substantially lower than asking prices.
The one-off Aventador J is the most valuable in theory, as only one was built and it originally sold for about €2.1M before VAT. Among production cars, the SVJ 63 Roadster and exceptionally specified Ultimae Roadsters carry the highest asking prices.
The SVJ Coupe had a US base MSRP of about $517,770 for 2019, and the SVJ Roadster about $573,966. Destination charges, gas-guzzler tax and Ad Personam options could push the original window sticker well beyond $600,000.
Advertised prices should be treated as asking prices, not confirmed values. In 2025 and 2026 several SVJ and Ultimae cars were advertised above $1M while documented sales occurred between about $660,000 and $766,000. Mileage, history, original specification and regional taxes all matter.
No. The 63 coupes and the Xago roadsters are counted within the 900 SVJ coupes and 800 SVJ roadsters, so they should not be added on top of those totals.
Aventadors trade through specialists and auction houses, and the rarest SVJ, Ultimae and one-off cars often move privately. Verify the VIN, original specification, service history and, for European versus US cars, the tax basis before discussing price.