When it comes to nose lift systems in the supercar world, Lamborghini has a pretty nice setup, offering an implementation that keeps the axle raised up to about mph (80 km/h). However, it seems the Raging Bull is currently testing a new version, this time a... manual one.
The Lamborghini of London showroom recently welcomed the Sesto Elemento. The car, which is destined for limited production but is still in a concept form, obviously had to get from the transport platform to the showroom.
This meant climbing onto a ramp that doesn’t pose any problem for “normal” Lambos. The car was maneuvered inside the building in a reversing position, but its front apron still threatened to be scraped against the pavement. Thus, the employees had to manually lift the nose of this Lambo in order for the car to get in - watch their efforts in the clip below.
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