Lamborghini is a supercar manufacturer like no other. The ‘Italian Stallions’ have been designing and manufacturing supercars since 1963, and although they took a slight dip in sales after the 1973 oil crisis, they have been going strong as one of the world’s most well-known supercars ever. All of Lamborghini’s vehicles are built with quality and speed in mind, and the new Centenario is certainly no different.
Featuring a rear-wheel drive system, a V12 engine, 760bhp, 570nM of torque, and the ability to go from 0-100kph in just 2.8 seconds, the Centenario is a motor not to be messed with. Another fantastic feature about this supercar is because of its rear wheel drive system it can tighten and lengthen the wheelbase, resulting in better maneuverability at low speeds, and more stability at high speeds.
The Centenario is also very aesthetically pleasing with its aggressive twin splitter and sleek Lamborghini lines. An active rear wing delivers 227kg of downforce at 280kph and a diffuser behind the rear wheels adds to the supercar’s aerodynamic design. Inside is no disappointment either with the classic Lamborghini elegance and adds this to the open top roof, and you have one truly stunning work of Italian art.
However, unless you are considerably rich, famous, or both, it is unlikely that you will be getting your hands on one of these little beauties anytime soon. There are only 40 being made that are being sold for $2.5 million each, so unless you have just won a big lotto, the Centenario will remain a dream.
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