Forget iota. Next year will be the successor of the Lamborghini Murcielago LP700 Lamborghini called 4-Aventador, after the totals in the European Internet chat rooms and will be officially unveiled in early March at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show.

Unofficial spy shots of the Murcielago replacement undergo prototype testing of prototypes in the current month. Until now a widespread media speculation that the new Lamborghini Jota car would be called.

While the company has confirmed that showed the new name, several websites, including Trademarkia.com, Lamborghini, that officially registered in August Aventador name in the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. Some sides have privately said the Lamborghini name is appended to customers and journalists.

A poster for Ferrarichat.com last week said that the new car’s full name be Aventador Lamborghini LP700-4, alpha-numeric code shows, as usual, the engine (700 hp) and the fact that all four wheels are driven .

This poster claims in a no cameras allowed background session with Lambo CEO Stephan Winkelmann said the car has a top speed of 217 mph and 0-60 acceleration in less than 2.9 seconds, have participated. In addition, the Aventador a carbon-fiber monocoque and F1-style rear axle, and £ 500 is said to weigh less than the Murcielago, with 70 percent better structural rigidity.

European Autogespot.com website reported that a private buyer Lamborghini screening of the new car at the weekend at its Sant’Agata Bolognese headquarters Aventador confirmed and shown prototypes finished in matt yellow and gray mat called. The website said that the high-rollers camera vomiting and through metal detectors before they had allowed in the case.

So far, Lamborghini has managed to keep the lid on the official pictures of the car that those who have seen previews, described as similar to the output of the Murcielago Reventon. The Company may also unveiled a series of visual cues with its recent Sesto Elemento concept in Paris Auto Show last month.

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