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The Lamborghini Centenario was built to celebrate the 100th anniversary of founder Ferruccio Lamborghini's birth. It also marked the 50th anniversary of the day the original supercar, the mid-engine Miura, was unveiled at the Geneva Auto Show in March 1966. Lamborghini's reputation was bolstered further by the Espada, Islero, Jarama and Urraco that followed. These grand-touring cars were later followed by the Countach and Diablo supercar that raised the bar even further.
The company survived two worldwide economic downturns, a bankruptcy and a string of owners before reaching stability under the Volkswagen Group management and integration. They have found financial stability through a successful engine business, Aventador and Huracan sales, and the support from a series of one-off concepts.
At the 2016 Geneva Auto Show, Lamborghini introduced its flamboyant Centenario and announced a production limit of 20 coupes and 20 roadsters. Pricing was roughly $2 million and all 20 coupes were spoken for before the Geneva show closed its doors that year.
This particular example has just 49 original miles. It is a U.S. delivery example finished in Nero Alderbaran with red trim. It is 45 inches high and almost 7 feet wide. It has a monocoque chassis and sharp-edged body panels that are rendered in carbon fiber. The exterior surfaces feature rear diffusers, scoops and vents. It rides on 20-inch forged wheels with carbon-fiber blades to channel cooling air past the ventilated and cross-drilled carbon-ceramic disc brakes.
Technology includes a computer-managed turbo and hybrid technology. The dry-sump 6.5-liter 60-degree V12 engine is naturally aspirated using multi-port fuel injection and offering 759 horsepower to the car's all-wheel drive system through a 7-speed independent shift rod automatic transmission. The pushrod magnetorheological active front and rear double-wishbone suspension incorporates horizontal dampers and springs with electronic stability control, variable-ratio hydraulic power steering and Lamborghini's rear steering system.
Zero-to-sixty mph is accomplished in 2.8 seconds and top speed is achieved at 217 mph. Inside, there are carbon-fiber sport seats and infotainment center with a 10.1-inch screen.By Daniel Vaughan | Oct 2018
The company survived two worldwide economic downturns, a bankruptcy and a string of owners before reaching stability under the Volkswagen Group management and integration. They have found financial stability through a successful engine business, Aventador and Huracan sales, and the support from a series of one-off concepts.
At the 2016 Geneva Auto Show, Lamborghini introduced its flamboyant Centenario and announced a production limit of 20 coupes and 20 roadsters. Pricing was roughly $2 million and all 20 coupes were spoken for before the Geneva show closed its doors that year.
This particular example has just 49 original miles. It is a U.S. delivery example finished in Nero Alderbaran with red trim. It is 45 inches high and almost 7 feet wide. It has a monocoque chassis and sharp-edged body panels that are rendered in carbon fiber. The exterior surfaces feature rear diffusers, scoops and vents. It rides on 20-inch forged wheels with carbon-fiber blades to channel cooling air past the ventilated and cross-drilled carbon-ceramic disc brakes.
Technology includes a computer-managed turbo and hybrid technology. The dry-sump 6.5-liter 60-degree V12 engine is naturally aspirated using multi-port fuel injection and offering 759 horsepower to the car's all-wheel drive system through a 7-speed independent shift rod automatic transmission. The pushrod magnetorheological active front and rear double-wishbone suspension incorporates horizontal dampers and springs with electronic stability control, variable-ratio hydraulic power steering and Lamborghini's rear steering system.
Zero-to-sixty mph is accomplished in 2.8 seconds and top speed is achieved at 217 mph. Inside, there are carbon-fiber sport seats and infotainment center with a 10.1-inch screen.By Daniel Vaughan | Oct 2018
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