Automobili Lamborghini’s origin story is the stuff of legend.

Successful Italian tractor manufacturer Ferruccio Lamborghini, dissatisfied with his Ferrari after a contentious meeting with Enzo Ferrari, resolved to build “a perfect car.” Adopting the emblem of a raging bull, the spurned industrialist set out to challenge Italy’s most storied automaker head-on.


Barely three years later, Lamborghini not only matched but arguably surpassed Ferrari with the 1966 introduction of the Miura.

Widely regarded as the world’s first true supercar, it redefined the performance car paradigm with its radical mid-engine layout, breathtaking Bertone styling, and unprecedented performance.

Named for Spanish cattle breeder Don Eduardo Miura and his ferocious fighting bulls, the Miura P400 instantly established Lamborghini as a builder of uncompromising, visceral sports cars.
At the 1968 Torino Motor Show, Lamborghini unveiled an updated version of its groundbreaking flagship: the Miura P400 S.

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