Sometimes, I wonder how people bring a large object into a very small room. I’ve seen people bringing parts of a cabinet into the house, and assemble it there on the spot, but what about a car?

Sant’Agata just recently launched its latest raging bull, the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4. The Raging Bull’s new range topper features a 691-horsepower V12 that can propel the world’s fanciest door stop to 60 miles per hour in a scant 2.9 seconds. It might be very fast on straight lines and also perhaps corner, if under good hands. But what about a tiny room? How do you fit this gigantic car into a room, say your house living room?

They’re not actually trying to squeeze the car into somebody’s living room, or a very small showroom, but it’s something quite similar too. The folks at Lamborghini needed to deliver an Aventador to a Lamborghini Museum exhibition called “La Forza del Toro” at Chiostro del.

Unfortunately, the Great Room-sized space reserved for the exotic contained no entryway large enough to drive the Aventador through, but that’s when Italian ingenuity comes into play in the simplest solution. Instead of knocking down a wall or lifting a ceiling, Team Lambo simply delivered an Aventador in pieces, and then put them together on the spot. The end result is a fully functional Aventador for the “La Forza del Toro” exhibit.