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Chinese Man Grills Meat With Flames From Lamborghini Exhaust Pipe, Sets Engine On Fire (Video)
Chinese man grills meat with flames from the exhaust pipe of a Lamborghini Aventador, breaks engine.
The repair fee is estimated at 500,000 Yuan, about $78,000 US dollars.
This comes as no surprise as Aventador cost about 7.55 million yuan ( $1.12 million) in China, due to heavy tax.
In the US, it has a starting price of over $417,000.

Lamborghini cars are one of the most powerful and most expensive supercars on the planet and now one of these high-performance cars has gone up in flames when a man was trying to show off his cooking skills in front of his friends.
The costly mistake happened in central China’s Hunan province after a man tried to grill meat with flames from the exhaust pipe of a Lamborghini Aventador.

The experiment later backfired, causing the 690- horsepower engine to give off thick white smoke, leaking red coolant all over the floor.
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In a video shared online, the man can be seen holding the piece of meat next to the exhaust pipe while another man in the driver’s seat kept stepping on the gas pedal. It wasn’t long before white smoke started puffing out of the car, forcing the visibly shocked man to run to safety.
According to Chinese media reports, the repair fee is estimated at 500,000 yuan, about $78,000 US dollars. This comes as no surprise as Lamborghini Aventador cost about 7.55 million yuan ( $1.12 million) in China, due to heavy tax. In the US, it has a starting price of over $417,000.
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