Lamborghini delivers two one-off Revuelto KSA Edition cars to Saudi clients

Lamborghini has delivered two one-off Revuelto supercars to clients from Saudi Arabia, each numbered 1 of 2, Motor1 reports. The handover took place at the Sant'Agata Bolognese headquarters during La Prima, the ceremony for clients collecting cars at the factory.

Lamborghini's Ad Personam program developed both cars, and each carries an Ad Personam KSA Edition plate. Motor1 says Lamborghini has not disclosed a price for either one.

Motor1 also gives the Revuelto's 0 to 62 mph time as 2.5 seconds, with a top speed above 217 mph.

Two liveries built around desert dunes

The exterior graphics on both cars represent airflow over the Revuelto's surfaces and also recall the shape of Saudi desert dunes. The first car is finished in matt Bianco Phanes with a Nero Nemesis dune livery and Verde Speranza pinstripes. Shiny carbon fiber covers the roof, A-pillars, upper and lower packs, door fins and rear wing.

The second car wears shiny Bianco Monocerus with matt carbon fiber, a Nero Noctis dune livery and matt Verde Rodope detailing. Its forged Altanero wheels measure 21 inches at the front and 22 at the rear, and the exhaust tailpipes are matt black.

Inside, both cars use Nero Ade leather, Corsa Tex packages and carbon fiber trim, with embroidery inspired by wind-shaped dunes. The rear wall carries the Arabic word for "Legacy" as a tribute to Saudi cultural heritage. In a press release statement, Lamborghini said: "These two bespoke editions demonstrate how a single design concept can be interpreted in distinct ways through the extensive craftsmanship and personalization expertise of the Ad Personam programme."

What Lamborghini hasn't said

The price of either car is not known yet. Neither is whether buyers other than these two clients will be offered the KSA Edition specifications.

It is also unknown whether either car will come to the US. Until that is settled, American buyers have no way to plan around these cars, and the used market below is what can be bought today.

Used Aventadors start at $320,000

The Aventador is the model the Revuelto replaces. In listings we tracked through Nov. 1, 35 Aventadors were for sale, from model years 2012 to 2022, with a median asking price of $460,000. The cheapest Aventador asks $320,000. Across the brand, 976 used Lamborghinis were listed.

Aventadors typically take 69 days to leave the market, and we rate the model's market warm. Four of the 35 rate as great or good deals against the fair values in our Aventador price guide.

Two of those are 2015 LP 700-4s. An orange one with 12,708 miles in Marietta, Georgia, asks $389,999, about $39,000 under its fair value, and has been listed 15 days. A yellow one with 9,098 miles in Joliet, Illinois, asks $410,372, about $40,000 under, after 22 days.

A rival Ferrari takes longer to sell

Ferrari's SF90 Stradale is a rival. Sixteen are listed, from model years 2021 to 2023, with a median asking price of $481,000. Typical time to leave the market is 128 days, against 69 for the Aventador, and three of the 16 rate as great or good deals.

With cars taking that long to leave the market, it is worth asking for a lower price on an SF90 that has been listed for months. The best-rated one is a black 2021 with 6,239 miles in Mineola, Texas. It asks $420,225, about $28,000 under its fair value, is rated a great deal and has been listed 12 days.