VIDEO: He went to cook sausages in the Lamborghini exhaust and burned the whole car

The moment a team is immortalized supercar fans tried to grill the meat on a grill in the exhaust of a luxury Lamborghini and they quickly regretted this risky trick.

The fighters appear to be shocked as white clouds of fumes begin to gush from behind him. expensive Aventador model and the red coolant started running on the floor.

Watch the video of a group trying to cook meat on its exhaust Lamborghini:

The Lamborghini incident was recorded in a car garage in China, where it appears that a group of men had met with their sports vehicles.In the video, a man is seen crouching next to a Lamborghini exhaust holding a piece of meat and a spit.Another man after a while turns on the powerful V12 engine of the car, sending flames from the exhaust gas to cook the meat. But within a few seconds problems arise as the smoke begins to come out of the rear of the Lamborghini engine. and a red coolant started spilling on the floor.

Men, even though they are fans of such cars, remain shocked and no one seems to know what to do.Experts claim that the accident happened because the Lamborghini crashed while it was cold, but as it did not raise high temperatures, the thermostat closed.This means that the driver put a lot of pressure on the coolant lines, even though there was no need to cool the engine, so without going anywhere, the pressure continued to build up until something went wrong. It looks like the plastic coolant tank broke, causing the flow of red coolant on the floor.

The Lamborghini Aventadors They can reach speeds of 217 mph, but their purchase in China could cost more than $ 1 million due to high taxes to reduce fuel and emissions.The Lamborghini Aventadors can reach a top speed of 217 mph, but they come at a great price of around 277.000 XNUMX in the UK.In China, however, vehicles can cost up to $ 1 million (700.000 2016) due to government taxes to address fuel and emissions overconsumption. In 10, the government imposed an additional 1,3 percent tax on any car over 190.000, XNUMX million Rmb ($ XNUMX) to "impose consumption in moderation", reduce emissions and save energy, according to the country's finance ministry.

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