Los pilares de la comunidad podrían tener su nombre en una calle o un campo de pelota, pero para la mayoría de nosotros, ahí es donde nuestro legado se detiene.
Pero si usted es un tractor-constructor-super-constructor italiano muerto llamado Ferruccio Lamborghini, que habría cumplido 100 años este año, su tributo viene en la forma del coche que usted ve aquí: el espectacular 217-mph Lamborghini Centenario , Que también marca el 50 aniversario del debut de la impresionante Miura.
Pillars of the community might get their name on a street or a ball field, but for most of us, that’s where our legacy stops.
But if you’re a dead Italian tractor-builder-cum-supercar-constructor named Ferruccio Lamborghini, who would have turned 100 this year, your tribute comes in the form of the car you see here: the spectacular, 217-mph Lamborghini Centenario, which also marks the 50th anniversary of the debut of the stunning Miura.
Making its debut at the 2016 Geneva auto show, the Centenario is the latest in Lamborghini’s series of so-called “one-off limited editions” (yes, that’s an oxymoron), joining models such as the Reventón, the Sesto Elemento, and, more recently, the spectacular Veneno.
Like its predecessors, the Centenario is a showcase of Lamborghini talent, from engineers and craftsmen to designers (who have gotten pretty good of late). As with the Veneno, the Centenario builds on Lamborghini’s mid-engine V-12 architecture that underpins the Aventador, juicing it up with Lamborghini’s most powerful V-12 engine and wrapping it all in a shape that’s tough to describe in words.
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