Lamborghini Aventador Miura Homage (2016)

First launched in 2011, the Lamborghini Aventador was the replacement to the ageing Murcielago and the latest in a lineage of extreme road cars; visually, aurally and dynamically.

Maintaining Lamborghini’s visual drama, the Aventador continued on the Italian marque’s recipe. Scissor doors, a naturally aspirated V12, four-wheel drive and blistering performance. The all-new V12 finally closed the door on the Bizzarini-engineered original that had stuck around since 1963. Now with a shorter stroke, the engine revs more freely, developing more power and across the rev range.

From a technical perspective, the Aventador introduced a carbon fibre monocoque offering a lighter and stiffer body, Formula 1 style pushrod suspension and a new seven-speed clutchless manual gearbox with three dynamic modes. Raising on the performance figures of the preceding LP 640 & LP 670 Superveloce, at the time of introduction, and to use its full name, the Aventador LP700-4 offered just shy of 700 bhp.

Please note, this vehicle is no longer for sale.

Only 50 examples were built, with just four cars understood to have reached the UK. This particular example is finished in Verde Scandal with Argento accenting on the sills as per the original Miura colourway. These Argento highlights continue to the front bumper as well as the staggered Dione forged alloy wheels.

The interior features sports seats upholstered in black leather, complemented by the dashboard and door panels, all with tone-on-tone stitching. This car also includes the full interior carbon fibre package and white embroidered 'Miura 50' emblems adorn the seat backrests. Other notable options include the Sensonum Hi-Fi system, front axle lifting system, and fully electric heated seats.

With just 330 miles from new, this Miura Homage presents as expected in the striking Verde Scandal. This example is available to view immediately here at our showrooms located just outside of London.