A true icon of automotive history, the 1967 Lamborghini Miura P400 is set to captivate enthusiasts at Bonhams’ Scottsdale Auction on January 24, 2025. Chassis 3057, meticulously restored in 2016, embodies the revolutionary spirit that redefined Lamborghini‘s trajectory in the late 1960s. This groundbreaking model, named after famed Spanish fighting bull breeder Don Eduardo Miura, was the world’s fastest production car when it debuted and forever changed perceptions of high-performance road cars. The Miura P400’s mid-mounted, transverse V12 engine and stunning Bertone-designed bodywork signaled the dawn of the modern supercar, solidifying its place as a touchstone of innovation and style.
Under the hood, the Miura’s 3.9-liter V12 engine delivers an exhilarating 350 horsepower and 272 lb-ft of torque, embodying Lamborghini’s commitment to both power and precision. The advanced engineering behind the Lamborghini Miura P400, originally a secret project by Lamborghini’s young engineers, is evident in every detail of this chassis. With its bullhorn-inspired scissor doors and a design that prioritizes both aerodynamics and elegance, the Miura P400 remains a testament to 1960s automotive ingenuity. Chassis 3057’s extensive restoration included modernized internals to enhance reliability while preserving its originality, making it a standout example of this legendary model.
Estimated to achieve between $2,200,000 and $2,800,000, this Miura P400 represents the pinnacle of Lamborghini’s heritage and design ethos. Its accolades, including Best Restored Miura at The Quail and multiple awards from Concorso Italiano, speak to its pristine condition and historical significance. A true blast from the past, this example embodies 70s aesthetic mastery, with sleek yet simple body lines that celebrate the artistry of steel craftsmanship. Its timeless appeal is a reminder of why the Miura remains a benchmark for supercar excellence, proving that some icons only grow in stature with the passing of time.
