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When a factory driver tests a new car prototype, things are supposed to not go smooth, as the company wants to gather data, so things are pushed as far as possible. However, one Lamborghini employee recently took this a step too far, crashing an Aventador test vehicle during a winter testing session.
It all happened while out spy photographers were waiting to shoot the Roadster version of the car at the Arctic Circle. They heard a V12 coming their way and then they say an Aventador approaching the intersection at a speed that suggested something would go wrong.
The driver wasn’t able to make a right due to the high speed and understeer straight into a huge bank of snow. Subsequently, he leaped out of the car and displayed anger towards the photographers.
Subsequently, another Aventador and an Audi A6 Allroad came to assist, with the vehicle being pulled out of the snow. Neither the driver, nor the car were affected by the happening, as the soft snow cushioned everything. In the end, the driver even smiled at the camera and gave the shooters a big smile
The driver wasn’t able to make a right due to the high speed and understeer straight into a huge bank of snow. Subsequently, he leaped out of the car and displayed anger towards the photographers.
Subsequently, another Aventador and an Audi A6 Allroad came to assist, with the vehicle being pulled out of the snow. Neither the driver, nor the car were affected by the happening, as the soft snow cushioned everything. In the end, the driver even smiled at the camera and gave the shooters a big smile
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