There’s an extraordinary Lamborghini Centenario Trattore up for a rare sale, though this is no ordinary supercar. It’s a tractor—crafted by Klima-Lounge in a exclusive run of five, with design credits to Adler Capelli. This is not a mere homage; it’s a bold merge of automotive prestige and agricultural utility that invites collectors and enthusiasts to rethink the boundaries between speed machines and labor machines. [Citation: Classic Driver]
The Centenario Trattore draws its lineage from a genuine Lamborghini tractor dating back to 1960. It carries a practical diesel heart: a 2.2 liter, three-cylinder engine tuned to deliver 36.5 horsepower. Its mileage remains impressively low, clocked at only 500 kilometers, underscoring its status as a curated showpiece rather than a daily-driver workhorse. [Citation: Classic Driver]
The exterior design whispers a philosophy of time and aging. The bonnet stays unpainted metal, chosen to embrace the patina of use and the character that comes from exposure to the elements. The intent, as envisioned by the creators, is for the surface to acquire a dignified aging process that adds to the story rather than detracts from it. The project had the blessing and active support of the Lamborghini family from its inception, ensuring that the collaboration remained respectful to the brand’s legacy while pushing creative boundaries. [Citation: Classic Driver]
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