Chassis No.

4809


Engine No.

30600


Body No.

697



Introduced as a nuanced evolution of the original Miura, the P400 S brought a suite of refinements to the supercar following its 1969 debut.

Visually distinguished by bright metal trim replacing the earlier matte black windshield and headlight surrounds, the S offered a bump in power from 350 PS to 370 PS as well as a more civilized cabin featuring standard power windows, revised overhead switchgear, and an updated passenger grab handle.

The model continued to mature during its production run, introducing optional and infrequently specified air conditioning and, by April 1970, optional vented disc brakes.



Completed on 9 February 1971, this well-documented Miura P400 S is one of just 338 examples produced.

It left Sant'Agata finished in Rosso Corsa over Nero leather, boasting the highly desirable and rare combination of late-series vented disc brakes and factory air conditioning.

Dispatched to Spanish dealer Vela Murillo,...