The Lamborghini Miura P400 is globally revered as a definitive milestone in automotive history. Featuring a 3.9L Bizzarrini 60° V12 Transverse delivering 350 HP, it achieved an illustrious legacy of the world's first mid-engine supercar.

Technical Specifications

Key Highlights

• Created the transverse mid-engine supercar layout
• Sensual styling by 27-year-old Marcello Gandini
• Fastest production road car in the world in 1966

Development History & Cultural Legacy

The development of the Lamborghini Miura P400 (1966 - 1973) represents a watershed moment for Lamborghini and the automotive industry. Engineered in Italy during the 1950s-1960s, this machine pushed the boundaries of speed, styling, and engineering. Its 3.9L Bizzarrini 60° V12 Transverse paired with a 5-speed manual allowed it to reach 288 km/h with breathtaking acceleration (5.3s 0-100 km/h). Over the decades, it won countless accolades, inspired generations of drivers, and permanently cemented its reputation as a world-renowned icon.