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Rod the Mod always had that special something ladies are still craving after. Sure, we know it has little to do with his car collection, but taking your girlfriend to dinner in a Lambo in a time people would still road trip in VW Campers must make a difference. The Lamborghini Miura phase is over for the Good Morning Little Schoolgirl singer, but it could still be going for one happy buyer.
This is not the first Lamborghini Miura Rod Stewart drove we know. In fact, once we stumbled upon the ad, the first thing that popped into our heads was that 1972 rare yellow SV beauty. But that one was sold about two years ago, and it’s a different story.
The "1971 K Lamborghini Miura S SV" is an upgraded model of the company’s V12 beast, the Miura P400S. It offered even greater performance and improved handling, and it boasted an impressive 385 horsepower. The rear track was widened five inches, to accommodate wider wheels, which necessitated the Dino-like flaring of the rear body panels.
Big fan of the classic or not, those distinctive laid-back headlamps, which lost their eyelashes in favor of the masculine plain black surrounds, still impress the hell out of any petrolhead. And if that won’t tickle you to hit the loud pedal, a top speed of 180 mph should make for enough reasons to crave for it. Best part? The rare beauty is on sale on eBay in the UK.
The car was suppliedto its first owner, rock legend Rod Stewart, by Lamborghini Concessionaires Ltd. of Alie Street, London. And the ad claims there are papers to prove its line of owners. Further details can be consulted, but is there anything else one needs to be convinced than these words: Lamborghini Miura and Rod Stewart?
Tonight is the night and don’t you dare to forget it!
The "1971 K Lamborghini Miura S SV" is an upgraded model of the company’s V12 beast, the Miura P400S. It offered even greater performance and improved handling, and it boasted an impressive 385 horsepower. The rear track was widened five inches, to accommodate wider wheels, which necessitated the Dino-like flaring of the rear body panels.
Big fan of the classic or not, those distinctive laid-back headlamps, which lost their eyelashes in favor of the masculine plain black surrounds, still impress the hell out of any petrolhead. And if that won’t tickle you to hit the loud pedal, a top speed of 180 mph should make for enough reasons to crave for it. Best part? The rare beauty is on sale on eBay in the UK.
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Tonight is the night and don’t you dare to forget it!
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