Lamborghini's 2020 Aventador SVJ could very well be the pinnacle of the iconic company's long history of V12 engines and naturally aspirated performance. With angular looks that represent the culmination of a radical design aesthetic beginning way back with the likes of the Countach and Diablo, the car certainly looks the part of an aggressive, track-focused supercar with little in the way of sacrifice towards the general market trend of swoopy, clean lines.

But as sweet as the $417,000 car might look, it turns out that Lamborghini is still struggling with recalls. The latest issue with the Aventador, apparently, comes in the form of a flawed doorhandle installation process that can lead to the inner door handles not working.

Getting Stuck Inside

Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Recall 2
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Over the past few years, the Aventador has earned some pretty bad headlines surrounding a propensity to catch fire during hard driving and stop-and-go traffic on hot days—an issue that also affected the closely related Veneno. But now, Motor 1 reports that Lamborghini filed a statement with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that said, "During the assembly a non properly trained new operator may have not correctly engaged the bowden cable pin inside the internal door handles."

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Best Of Luck Getting Out

Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Recall 3
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While the recall covers the Aventador Roadster as well as the Coupe, clearly not being able to open the doors of this supercar is more of a problem for hard-topped variants. The hilarious image of a new worker totally messing up as Lamborghinis team hand-builds an Aventador becomes much more serious in the face of potential emergency situations, if passengers in the car can't get out. Luckily, Lamborghini discovered the problem during in-house testing, not because something went wrong in the real world. Repairs are expected to begin around May 1.

Source: Motor1

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