For the automotive enthusiasts out there who happen to be quite a fan of the ‘Tron’ movie as well, they may have known that there are numerous cars out there that are wrapped in Tron paint scheme. Last year, during the summer season, a Lamborghini Aventador rolled the streets of England under its orange-purple paint wrap. Ever since, it seems that such Tron-inspired paint job has become more and more popular. It kind of gives supercar owners a feeling of being outstanding in the world of supercars. Such is the case with this particular Aventador from Malaysia.
The vehicle in question turns out to be the possession of a Malaysian businessman who runs a nightclub in the aforementioned country. Yet, instead of wrapping his exotic ride with purple and orange colors, the Malaysian guy chooses to wrap his ride in black and white Tron-style livery instead. Yet, that paint job is not the only thing that is remarkable about the car.
This Lamborghini Aventador from Malaysia actually rolls on Malaysian roads with a set of Forgiato wheels with custom paint job involving the black and red colors. In addition to that, the owner of the ride has also carried out some modifications to its exhaust system. In place of the standard exhaust pipes, the car now features a custom exhaust configuration that comes from the Capristo brand. Well, even though everything about his modified Italian raging bull may sound quite awesome, this car is actually not the Malaysian businessman’s first supercar. Before he managed to get his hands on the raging bull from Italy, the nightclub boss previously rode in style with a supercar made by the Japanese people instead, the Nissan GT-R.
Well, at least, his Aventador is not quite likely to cause him troubles with the local police. Just for information, the orange-purple Aventador mentioned earlier has now been seized by the London police officers. The car actually has a paint job that glows in the dark and the owner, unfortunately, could not show the required documents when the police officers in England asked for them. The car was owned by a businessman from Qatar, a 24-year-old Nasser Al-Thani.
