No idea. But, there is an old saying “if you have to ask you probably can’t afford it”
Might not be applicable if you can afford a Lambo
that would ruin the car….a human cannot shift as fast as the transmission on an Aventador….yeah i understand some people love to drive only manual and if that’s the case the Aventador is the wrong car for you….maybe get a Murcielago if you want a Lamborghini with a manual transmission
I am very curious because back in the old days when Lambos were only manuals, the rich would spend x amount in getting their Diablo converted to automatic.
Eventually there will be that rich car guy that WILL insist on having a manual Aventador.
A lot
you would probably have to design a completely new gearbox or at least the internals. And that stuff runs in the millions, so it’s really not worth it
With the estimated cost of converting the Murcielago to auto was $400k, then they obviosly didnt design an automatic transmission from scratch. This was probably designing their equivalent of a bellsousing and everything under the engine to an existing auto of some type, creating the driveshafts, etc.
So then I would think that perhaps a better more “possible” plan would be to get the Murcielago manual and retrofit it to an Aventador.
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No idea. But, there is an old saying “if you have to ask you probably can’t afford it”
Might not be applicable if you can afford a Lambo
that would ruin the car….a human cannot shift as fast as the transmission on an Aventador….yeah i understand some people love to drive only manual and if that’s the case the Aventador is the wrong car for you….maybe get a Murcielago if you want a Lamborghini with a manual transmission
I am very curious because back in the old days when Lambos were only manuals, the rich would spend x amount in getting their Diablo converted to automatic.
Eventually there will be that rich car guy that WILL insist on having a manual Aventador.
A lot
you would probably have to design a completely new gearbox or at least the internals. And that stuff runs in the millions, so it’s really not worth it
Ok so in reference to this example:
www.bornrich.com/kobe-bryant.html
With the estimated cost of converting the Murcielago to auto was $400k, then they obviosly didnt design an automatic transmission from scratch. This was probably designing their equivalent of a bellsousing and everything under the engine to an existing auto of some type, creating the driveshafts, etc.
So then I would think that perhaps a better more “possible” plan would be to get the Murcielago manual and retrofit it to an Aventador.