1969 Lamborghini Miura P400 S
Red over black interior.
Matching Numbers.
Comprehensively restored.
The Lamborghini Miura
Lamborghini unveiled the Miura at the 1966 Geneva Motor Show, and the automotive world changed overnight. Engineers placed the V12 engine transversally in the middle of the car — a first for any production vehicle. Moreover, this decision established the template for every supercar that followed. Marcello Gandini at Bertone designed the body, combining breathtaking proportions with genuine performance. Lamborghini then introduced the P400 S in 1968, bringing improvements to the engine, suspension and interior. Today, it remains one of the most beautiful and significant cars ever built.
This Miura P400 S is finished in Red over a black interior, one of the most evocative and natural colour combinations on this car. Furthermore, it has passed through four owners over its lifetime, each transfer forming part of a coherent ownership history. The car underwent a comprehensive restoration, returning it to an exceptional standard. As a result, it presents today in outstanding condition, with the presence and feel of a car that has been genuinely cared for throughout its life.
The Cabin
Inside, the black interior retains the character and atmosphere of the original Miura cabin. Every detail reflects the craftsmanship of Sant’Agata in its most celebrated era. Moreover, the driving position places the pilot at the very centre of the experience — low, close to the road and surrounded by the sound of the transverse V12. It is an environment that no modern car can replicate.
