Chassis No.

0925


Engine No.

0887


Body No.

23874



Introduced in 1966 at the Geneva Auto Show as the successor to the 350 GT, the Lamborghini 400 GT represented a pivotal moment in the marque's formative years, signaling a shift from artisanal experimentation towards Ferruccio's goal creating of the ultimate grand tourer.

While visually derived from the earlier model, the 400 GT was reengineered to better meet the expectations of Lamborghini's growing international clientele, most notably through the adoption of a true 2+2 configuration.

A subtly raised roofline and reworked interior increased practicality without compromising the car's elegant proportions, as clothed by Carrozzeria Touring in its lightweight Superleggera construction.



At its heart lay an enlarged four-liter version of Giotto Bizzarrini's magnificent V12, now producing 315 horsepower and paired with Lamborghini's first in–house–designed gearbox, a crucial step toward technical independence.

The result wa...