Lamborghini Centenario tractor - photos and video

[Altair]

Lamborghini Centenario tractor with a V12 770HP engine. Five limited edition tractors were built.

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[Isambard]

LOL! A hardly credible spoof! A 3 cylinder air-cooled diesel, 60 hp tops! Dummy exhaust pipes and all.
That modified abomination, never came out of the Lamborghini workshops. The gringe-worthy front axle setup,
the wiring on the dash...? No way!

[tedg53]

From YouTube
Lamborghini Centenario Tractor Exterior and Interior
The vehicle has 3-cylinder, 2,193 ccm, 39 CV engine. Year of manufacture 1916-2016. Top speed 40 km/h. Color is Metallo Nudo. Quantity worldwide 5 limited. Jubilee model in memory of 100th birthday of Ferruccio who successfully built tractors in the 50's and 60's in Cento (Bologna, Italy). With original certificate from Lamborghini. The realization of this project has been supported and accompanied by entire Lamborghini family. Design by Adler Capelli (he is the Marcello Gandini for tractors). Two seats. Matching numbers. Fixed price is 250,000.


Somebody confused the tractor with the Lamborghini Centenario – an Aventador-based hyper-Lambo with more vents, scoops and edges than every fighter jet in the Marvel cinematic universe. Powering the Centenario is a naturally-aspirated V12 making 770 horsepower, sending power to all four wheels. It was designed and built to celebrate Ferruccio Lamborghini’s 100th birthday, which technically was last year but deliveries of the ultra-exclusive Lambo didn't begin until February. Only 40 will be built, with production split evenly between hardtops and roadsters.