Now if you don't know the Centenario was an Aventador based special edition from Lamborghini with a more track focus and it was meant to be lightweight. And one of those weight savings actually came from the rear engine cover. See on a standard Aventador it's a hydraulic hinge system and although the hydraulic system is convenient it adds weight. So to save weight what does Lamborghini do? Well to get into the engine bay you have to push this tab and lift this up. Then do the same on the other side and only then can you actually lift up the engine cover which is a solid piece of bodywork that you have to completely remove from the car. You can't just lift it up and leave it there, you have to take the whole thing off all in the name of saving a few grams of weight. The second fun fact has to do with the logo on the car. Now there is the standard bull logo emblem on the hood, but Lamborghini went the extra mile with the Centenario and actually added bull's horns on the typeface for Centenario on the car, really solidifying the bull tie in on the Centenario. And another fun fact about the Centenario is that aerodynamics and downforce were a huge priority in the design of this car, which you can see by every single facet having an additional wing on it, including in the front splitter, an air buttress wing that's incorporated into the headlight, bladed fans on the wheels to cool the brakes, the stepped wings on the side air intakes, a prominent rear diffuser out of the back, a stepped wing setup on the rear engine cover, a fully adjustable carbon fiber wing which is actually a dual wing with this little gap in the center. And if you look on the roof, this isn't a roof air intake, it's actually an additional wing for aero and downforce that comes straight through the back. Now the next fun fact actually has to do with the touchscreen in the middle. Now the Centenario has a new Lamborghini UI which includes this big touchscreen in the center console. But like all touchscreens this can get real dirty and have a bunch of fingerprints on it. But Lamborghini thought ahead of this and that's why if you look into the glove box right here, you will find a Lamborghini branded pouch which if you open up you will find it contains a Lamborghini branded microfiber cloth specifically just for cleaning your touchscreen inside of your Centenario. And then when you want to drive your Centenario you got to make sure you bring your door down just like this on the grab handle. And the fun fact is that you actually have two ways to start the car. The first one that everyone knows is the fighter pilot button switch right here, but did you know you can also take the key and there's a little slot right down here and if you just push that in halfway with your foot on the brake and push all the way in it will start the car. Just like that you're ready to drive your Centenario.
