Lamborghini Veneno Roadster detailed to perfection, worth 5 million euros
This Lamborghini Veneno Roadster receives a detailing that leaves it looking incredible. It is expected to sell for 5 million euros.
An incredible Lamborghini Veneno Roadster receives a luxury cleaning that leaves it even more detailed than the day it was sold. A car of these characteristics deserves not only the best polish, but also all the protection and care that can be given to it.

This luxury detailing also includes a protective coating for the paintwork. The work was carried out in England, and as we can see, the result is truly excellent:
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The Lamborghini Veneno Roadster is one of the most expensive and exclusive supercars in the world. Its price has reached as much as 8.4 million dollars, so providing it with all the necessary care, however expensive, is worth it.
As we have seen in the video, to apply such a perfect protection to the car’s paint layer, the first step is an exhaustive wash by hand, to ensure we do not cover any imperfection when applying the protective layer.

What is more, there is also an exhaustive wash of the interior of the supercar, leaving it even better than the finish provided by the machines on the day it left the production workshop.
Due to the complex bodywork of the Lamborghini Veneno, all the protective pieces applied to its lines had to be made by hand. The protective layer has even been added to the headlights.

Lamborghini launched the Veneno Roadster onto the market in 2013 at a price of 4.5 million dollars. It features a 6.5-litre V12 engine that produces 750 monstrous horsepower.
It is one of the most exclusive vehicles in the world; in fact, only 5 have been made. Considering this, and the incredible price, it is no surprise that efforts are made to keep the vehicle as it was on day one. In fact, this specific model is for sale, and 5 million euros is being asked for it.
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