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This is true for California--I tried to add this on to my options list for a Roadster in June and my dealer told me that it could not be done any longer in California.

Your VI Aventador is just an amazing car. Best of luck with the sale and look forward to seeing the pics of your Roadster when you get it!

Roy, we are waiting for more great winter pics with you and the "elves" in your AWD!!!

Stunning! Congratulations and can't wait to see more pics and hear about your driving experiences with this beauty.

Thanks for taking the time to do the audiophile A/B testing and reporting so well your results for everyone!

I would also get the heated seats and I do use mine even in Southern California. I did spec them out in the Roadster, but did not the order the Sensonum premium sound--the dealer actually told me he did not feel the upgrade was worth it, and I also would prefer to do an aftermarket upgrade. He also did not recommend the T-engine cover in carbon fiber (because the central spine of the transparent engine bonnet covers it), but I still ordered it because I like it. I also totally agree that you should option it for your individual preferences, of course having the major options like transparent engine bonnet, rear view camera and parking sensors, multifunction steering wheel, 20/21 inch Dione rims, etc.

Absolutely spectacular dream car--congratulations Vbugking! Can't wait to hear more of your driving impressions.

Congratulations--that is one stunning car and color! Enjoy it.

Loved seeing this roadster in Montana--thanks for shsring!

Toofdoc and juniper: The detailer I will be using when my new arrival gets to the dealership recommends GTechniq L1 leather guard to protect the seats from wear. It is supposedly especially helpful to keep light color leather clean.

Congratulation on an incredible and absolutely stunning car--love it!

Fantastic car and the interior is stunning!

I'd like to get the link also--sorry so late.

Always a great looking beast.

I don't know Ray or the Shadowman, but I do know that the bottom line seems to be that the Shadowman has not demonstrated an ounce of personal (let alone professional) responsibility in this situation. Regardless of the fact that Ray got his insurance company to reimburse him for having his car totaled by someone else (because he had no other immediate option), the seemingly complete disregard for taking responsibility for his actions, portrays Shadowman as a complete jerk and rightfully being called out in a forum like this.

Really enjoyed this fantastic write-up and photos of your memorable event Tommy. Thanks so much for taking the time and effort to do this so the rest of us could enjoy it too!

Requesting owner's status please.

Spectacular car and setting! Keep the picures coming.

Fantastic pictures--looking forward to seeing more after the new front bumper is on.