When it comes to ultra-rare hypercars, the Lamborghini Veneno occupies a special place. Introduced in 2013 to celebrate the brand's 50th anniversary, it was described at the time as the most extreme car ever homologated by Sant'Agata. Based on the Aventador but completely reinvented, it combines radical aerodynamics, ubiquitous carbon fiber and a naturally-aspirated V12 boosted to 750 hp. The result: 0-100 km/h in 2.9 seconds and a top speed of 355 km/h.
But what made the Veneno such a legend was its rarity. Lamborghini produced only 13 in all:
- 3 Veneno Coupé for customers,
- 1 factory prototype (not sold),
- 9 Veneno Roadster.
Thus, when the Canadian advert mentions "1 of 3", it refers only to the three most sought-after and rare customer coupés. The example on offer today is one of these.
Veneno Coupé, one of three existing models
The car in question, offered for sale by John Scotti Automotive near Montreal, is a 2014 Lamborghini Veneno with just 127 miles on the clock (200 km). In other words, it's practically brand-new, an exceptional condition for a model already considered a museum piece as soon as it was released. Its serial number, ZHWUA3ZD9ELA02223, places it in the very closed circle of three cars delivered to customers worldwide. So we're not just talking about a rare hypercar... but a third of the world's Veneno Coupé production.
Unique configuration
This example features a bespoke Ad Personam color scheme, created especially for its first owner. The configuration is distinguished by numerous options omitted at the time of ordering: no navigation, no Bluetooth, no heated seats, no carbon pack on the front and rear fascias... a surprisingly "purist" specification for a car priced at 4 million euros at the time. On the other hand, it does have an Alcantara interior, a carbon interior pack, carbon ceramic brakes and 19/20-inch Iperione wheels.
There's also a range of equipment specific to the USA/Canada versions: side lights, specific bi-xenon and a number of technical standards dedicated to this market.
A stratospheric price... but consistent
At the time of its release, it was priced at 4.5 million $. Then, a few years ago, it was estimated at 12 million $. Today, this Lamborghini Veneno is listed at $16.9 million, or around 14.5 million euros. A price that may seem astronomical, but it's in line with market reality: the last Veneno seen in private sale was already trading at around 8 to 10 million, and the price of ultra-rare hypercars has exploded since 2020. With such a limited production run, almost zero mileage and a unique configuration, this Veneno is one of the most exclusive cars in the world.
Far rarer than a Ferrari LaFerrari, the Veneno remains one of the craziest creations ever to emerge from Sant'Agata. Ten years after its launch, its futuristic design has not aged, and its value continues to climb. The one offered for sale in Canada is a unique opportunity. A rare chance to acquire not only a collector's hypercar, but one of only three Veneno Coupés on earth.
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