Many limited-edition hypercars, unfortunately, spend much of their existence hidden away in climate-controlled garages. A significant portion of these six- and seven-figure speed machines only emerge occasionally, enjoying a few outings each year when the weather is ideal.
Fortunately, the owner of this Lamborghini Centenario—a rare model with only 20 units made—does not hesitate to take his €1.75 million carbon fiber hypercar for a ride through the streets of Paris, even in the chilly and overcast weather of March.
The car, thought to be the first customer Centenario seen on the road, was filmed by a YouTube car enthusiast known as “Alexsmolik.” The license plate suggests the vehicle is from Qatar, and the repetition of the number six likely refers to the Six Articles of Faith in Islam, rather than suggesting anything related to satanic practices.
Another YouTube account, Goran Supercars, also captured footage of the same Centenario in Paris, showcasing it before, during, and after a refreshing car wash.
In a nod to the owner’s taste, The Drive acknowledges the striking design of this Lamborghini. The exterior features a combination of pearl white and matte black, accented with bright blue pinstriping and an Italian tricolor racing stripe. While this might appear excessive, it ultimately suits the attention-grabbing Centenario perfectly..
