Is the Reventòn the most extreme Lamborghini ever? Tough choice coz now there's this thing...

The Lamborghini Murciélago LP-670-4 SuperVeloce looks straight away like a GT racer, especially with that huge rear spoiler.

Take a look at the specs:
- 6.5L V12 670HP
- Torque: 660Nm
- Weight: 1540kg (-100kg from LP-640)
- Power-to-weight ratio: 2.3kg per HP
- 0-100: 3.2s
- Top speed: 342km/h
- All-wheel drive
- Available in small or large Aeropack Wing spoiler setups

Only 350 units to be sold. Hope The Stiggie gets its hands on it - can it beat the LP560-4 Power Lap?

Read the official press release on Jalopnik…

You wanna see a distant cousin of Lamborghinis? The Audi R8 V8 is still showcased at the Audi Zentrum, Réduit. (No one wants to buy it?)

The Ferrari 599XX

Another superexclusive race car built from the 599 GTB Fiorano premiers at the Geneva Auto Salon. The Ferrari 599XX is exactly like the FXX, a full racing "stable" package which will be only available to select Ferrari aficionados (& Michael Schumacher).

Wholewheat carbon fiber... with a 700HP V12 & ActiFlow aero package producing 280kg of downforce at 200km/h.

The 599XX is an extreme racing car... every bit of inch is tweaked like an F1 to the ultimate performance.

Between the LP-670 SV & the F599XX, it's a tough call to decide which is the best...

Read the official press release on Autoblog.

Aston Martin One-77

Aston Martin's ultimate supercar, built from the state of the art racing technology & having a variable suspension system - Dynamic Suspension Spool Valve.

There's a massive 7.3L V12 under the bonnet, churning out an excess of 700HP.

0-100 is expected to be around 3.5s & a top speed beyond 320km/h.

Read the official press release on Autoblog.

Bugatti Bleu Veyron Centenaire

Bugatti never tire out to bring out special editions of the Veyron. & their 100th anniversary wasn't an occasion they'll be missing.

So here's the Bugatti Bleu Veyron Centenaire. Painted in the distinct sky blue racing colours of Bugatti. It was rumoured that its max speed was 439km/h. Unfortunately the only special thing on this special edition is its two-tone gloss/matte paint on the body & the engine. Otherwise it has the same additions as the Grand Sport & a special plaque on the inside showing the first ever Bugatti made 100 years ago.

Update:
Lamborghini Murciélago LP 670-4 SV vs Chick "Product Advisor"

Rest of the pics on AutoBlog.