One Of Just Four Lamborghini Miura SVJs Ever Built Is Currently For Sale

One of the rarest and most elite Lamborghinis ever built with only four examples ever leaving the factory, the Miura SVJ was an up-specced, high-performance version of the Italian V-12 supercar that featured a slew of upgrades. This included an engine tuned to 418hp, riveted aero-industry aluminum-alloy bodywork with a full aero kit complete with hand-formed wheel arches and pronounced scoops, and track-grade suspension and braking hardware. Despite the tremendously rare nature of the car, one of the four factory-built Miura SVJs has just come up for sale.

Known as “The Corsican,” this matching-numbers Super Veloce Jota specimen was originally sold to Paul Ferrandi, a real-estate developer in Corsica, France. Capable of speeds of 185mph, this holy grail of Miuras has undergone a world-class restoration from Carrozzeria Cremonini and Top Motors and features numerous additional modifications such as race seats with four-point Britax harnesses and a pair of dash-mounted Heuer chronographs. “The Corsican” 1972 Lamborghini Miura SVJ is currently being sold through Swiss dealership Kidston in Geneva where this prestigious supercar’s asking price is available upon request.

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