How is a supercar unpacked? In this video you'll find out

We have all been amazed by one of those great supercars that we see at exhibitions held all over the world. They are magnificent cars and, if we’re lucky, at that same event they can be seen in action, cruising the city streets or, better still, running on a circuit. But what we don’t usually see is the manoeuvre carried out to unload these cars from the truck that transports them.

In this video you can see the process of unloading a supercar from the truck’s cargo bed. The location isn’t just any place either, as it is the Monte Carlo square where the Casino opens in the city, where it is already quite common to see large, spectacular cars parked. It is interesting to see how the team works to get it off the truck so that it can shine among its peers.

And it is done with great care, and looking at this spectacular model, the workers cannot be accused of being overly cautious. The model in question is an Apollo Arrow, a hypercar that impresses with its looks. This model uses a twin-turbo V8 engine with a displacement of 4.0 litres that delivers to the wheels a power output of over 1,000 CV.

A car with outstanding specifications

With these figures we get an acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.9 seconds, reaching 200 km/h in 8.8 seconds. The top speed of this explosive car is 360 km/h, which makes it one of the most impressive in its family.

The good thing about this car is that, despite limitations that can be seen in the video, since it would hardly be able to drive on roads with potholes or even speed bumps, I wouldn’t mind having it in the garage. Don’t you think? Let’s watch the video.

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