Lamborghini Miura SVR

Vehicle Overview

The Lamborghini Miura SVR is an extraordinary one-off model that represents the pinnacle of the Miura’s evolution, transforming the iconic road car into a true racing machine. The “R” in its name stands for “Racing,” signifying its more track-focused modifications over the standard Miura SVJ, and it carries a unique legacy within Lamborghini’s history. The story of the Miura SVR begins with the infamous Lamborghini Miura Jota, a highly modified, racing-oriented version of the Miura designed by Lamborghini’s legendary test driver, Bob Wallace. After Wallace’s Jota was tragically destroyed in an accident, Lamborghini decided to create a successor. The result was the Miura SVR, a model that took the essence of the Miura Jota and refined it for racing performance. Unlike the Miura SVJ, which had a few examples produced, the SVR was a singular creation, highlighting its exclusivity and focus on high-performance engineering. As part of the limited run of just 763 Lamborghini Miura produced between 1966 and 1972, the Miura SVR features numerous enhancements over the standard Miura, including modifications to its chassis, suspension, and engine. The lightweight body, aggressive aerodynamic features, and race-oriented suspension system all contributed to the car’s enhanced handling and performance. Under the hood, the SVR retained the iconic V12 engine but was tuned for greater power output, further bolstering the car’s racing credentials. The Miura SVR is not just a piece of Lamborghini history but also a reflection of Bob Wallace’s engineering brilliance. Its rarity, technical enhancements, and direct connection to the Miura Jota make it an incredibly sought-after car for collectors and enthusiasts. Today, it stands as a testament to Lamborghini’s commitment to performance and innovation, a true racing icon born from one of the most famous cars ever made.