Lamborghini Miura P400

The Miura P400 is the original, and for many the purest, version of Lamborghini's transverse-V12 mid-engined landmark. Only 270 were built before the P400 S and SV followed, and this one, chassis 3111, was finished in August 1967 and delivered new to Voitures Paris Monceau in France. Giallo Miura over a blue interior is a rare combination, applied to just 40 P400s from new.

The car was built with a reinforced front cross member and an extra spacer under the alternator pulley. In 1968 it appeared in the French film La leçon particulière, driven by Nathalie Delon. It then spent more than 40 years with one owner, from 1979 to 2020.

It has recently been restored by marque and model specialists in Modena. The page gives a 3,929cc petrol V12, a five-speed manual gearbox and a 350 bhp output. Price is on application and no mileage is stated.