In California, a unique Lamborghini Miura S supercar was found in 1971, which spent more than 25 years in a garage without operation. We were told about the find on the YouTube channel Were Curated.
Lamborghini Miura is one of the world's first supercaunts to define the standards of the automotive industry. Medium-motility with a 4.0-liter V12 with a capacity of 370 hp Able to accelerate up to 285 km/h and accelerate to "hundreds" in 5.5 seconds. The Supercar found belonged to American John Temerian, whose father was a well -known car collector. The family acquired Miura S in 1971, and young John even went to school. In 1979, they sold the car, and the next owner operated it minimally - the mileage was only 4000 km. Since the late 1990s, Miura S remained parked in the garage, keeping in excellent condition. However, due to a long simple supercar, he has lost his ability to work and needs repair.
Lamborghini Miura S is a rare car, because only 338 copies of this model were released. Currently, such supercars are estimated at least $ 1 million, and for particularly stored specimens collectors are ready to pay much more.
The Miura found has already been sent to the service station for restoration, after which it can return to the roads or become part of the next unique collection.
