Even though there were only 600 Coupe types made of the highly rare Lamborghini Aventador SV, musician Chris Brown nonetheless hired RDBLA to remodel his car.

For better or worse, Brown thought it was time to make his crimson Aventador SV stand out from the crowd after owning it for a while. Brown owns a number of customized exotic cars, including a Lamborghini Huracan. His Aventador SV has previously had bespoke rims and a gold chrome wrap added to it. He obviously has no qualms about modifying his cars.

On the current model of this limited-edition Aventador, RDBLA first installed a widebody kit from Liberty Walk. This kit comes with different side skirts, a unique front bumper with a splitter, flared front and rear tire arches, and a unique hood. The Italian exotic also has a brand-new rear diffuser made of carbon fiber and an extremely high rear wing.

A pair of custom rims with purple front wheels and baby blue rear wheels were then added, along with a two-tone wrap in purple and baby blue.

As is customary, we expect that messing with a limited-edition supercar like the Aventador SV will infuriate purists. There is nothing stopping someone as affluent as Chris Brown from taking a prestigious supercar and making it their own, though. If Brown ever decides to sell his SV, changing it back to stock could be expensive and time-consuming, but someone would probably buy it in its current condition.