Another Centodieci was produced, which means that the handover is ready.

We have no doubt that the future owner, despite being "shorter" by at least eight million, will sit down in this truly special car with a smile every time. A silver finish was chosen, and before leaving for its new owner, the car was photographed in the company of its ancestor, the legendary EB110 Supersport from 1992.

Only now, side by side, these two cars show aesthetic similarities. Of course, the decades-long time difference has taken its toll, but it would be difficult to single out a more attractive car here.

Let's remind, Supersport in translation means that it is slightly more powerful and lighter than the GT version, and it boasts of appropriate body modifications to achieve better aerodynamics.

It's powered by a 612bhp 3.5 V12 quad-turbo mated to a six-speed manual – impressive even today, let alone in the 1990s. It reached 100 km/h in a then incredible 3.2 seconds and a maximum of 355 km/h.

Centodieci offers a familiar story. 8.0 V16 with 1600 HP and dream performance. It does not stop until 380 km/h, and reaches 100 km/h in 2.4 seconds.

And finally, let's say that the original was produced in 30 copies, and on the used market it is still cheaper than the reincarnated model. Of the ten planned examples of the Centodieci model, only three have so far been seen in public.

The first, white version, was spotted in 2019, and the blue version only recently.

All ten cars will reportedly be completed by the end of the year.