RE: Special edition Revuelto pays homage to Miura
RE: Special edition Revuelto pays homage to Miura
Monday 3rd August

Special edition Revuelto pays homage to Miura

It's the 60th anniversary of the original supercar - Lamborghini supplies 99 reasons to be happy


No sooner do we mention the North American jamboree that is Monterey Car Week, than another constituent is announced. Behold the Revuelto Miura 60° Homage, a 99-example special edition that Lamborghini will show in California next week. Don’t be surprised if the manufacturer has something more dramatic to reveal - boss Stephan Winkelmann has previously described the event as among the most important dates in the Lamborghini calendar - but for now we get a car that is mostly a product of its bespoke Ad Personam programme. 

Consequently, we’re talking predominantly here about light-touch cosmetic alterations. Well, entirely actually. But when the subject of your homage is the 60th birthday of arguably the world’s first mid-engined supercar - and easily ranks as one of the best looking ever made - who are we to argue with Lamborghini’s source of inspiration? The Miura looks spectacular in virtually any colour, though nine from back in the day have been made available for new buyers: Rosso Arancio, Arancio, Giallo, Verde Scandal, Verde Metallic, Blu Tahiti, Blu Notte, Nero Noctis and Bianco Monocerus. 

To further gild the lily, there is also the choice of two liveries, which owe their appearance to the contrasting colour you often find on lower body sections of the Miura. Thus you can have Oro Elios livery paired with Altanero Shiny Gold wheels, or the Grigio Nimbus livery combined with Altanero Matt Titanium Diamond wheels. Decisions, decisions. To polish things off, you get a dedicated Miura 60 logo, on the sill adjacent to the rear arch, and a gloss black Lambo badge to go with your matte black tailpipes. 

"With the Revuelto Miura 60° Homage, we wanted to create a special series capable of celebrating a milestone in our history through an exclusive interpretation of our V12 HPEV super sports car," noted Winkelmann. "For our collectors and customers, exclusivity means authenticity, rarity and lasting emotional value: the Revuelto Miura 60° Homage has been created precisely with this philosophy." No word on how much this all costs, of course - though, if you have to ask…


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findlay_MX

Original Poster:

146 posts

227 months

Monday 3rd August
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Another manufacturer happy to fire out AI slop and CGI images.

Yes, I'd well imagine that getting hold of a Muira in each colour would have been terribly difficult and a logistical nightmare, but these images just look awful. Presumably they use the same ad agency as Maserati for the AI advert they pushed out.

mjspencer348

232 posts

4 months

Monday 3rd August
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Sadly, Verde Miura didn't make the cut, my fave Miura colour.

CountyLines

5,909 posts

32 months

Monday 3rd August
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Not normally a fan of blue cars but the Revuelto in the first pic looks incredible.

Bencolem

1,181 posts

268 months

Monday 3rd August
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Renderings somehow manage to look like they’re from the Thomas the Tank Engine set?

Slowlygettingit

936 posts

70 months

Monday 3rd August
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Muira never really done it for me.
I was always more a Countach person maybe it’s my age.

Also recent piece on evo driving an original Ford gt and making a case for that being the original supercar, what with it being launched 2 years earlier …. If they had just got a few of road versions on to the road instead of worrying about those pesky I-talians and that darned race in France

EV8

600 posts

32 months

Monday 3rd August
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CountyLines said:
Not normally a fan of blue cars but the Revuelto in the first pic looks incredible.
I was thinking exactly the same thing.
That blue makes me somehow warm and fuzzy inside.

Love the car, such presence and drama!
Best supercar on the market below 1M at the moment for me.

Edited by EV8 on Tuesday 4th August 01:07

Code Black

182 posts

78 months

Monday 3rd August
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CountyLines said:
Not normally a fan of blue cars but the Revuelto in the first pic looks incredible.
This, I think it looks amazing.

AndySheff

6,922 posts

236 months

Monday 3rd August
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New/old colours are hardly a special edition.

AmazingGrace

287 posts

33 months

Monday 3rd August
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mjspencer348 said:
Sadly, Verde Miura didn't make the cut, my fave Miura colour.
You can always buy one of these. And no leccy motors - just a v12


https://www.dkeng.co.uk/ferrari-sales/2385/prestig...


SE2

563 posts

165 months

Monday 3rd August
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They could have least given the side windows an aero cover to mimic the profile of the Miura a little more closely.

anonymous-user

83 months

Monday 3rd August
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Slowlygettingit said:
Muira never really done it for me.
I was always more a Countach person maybe it s my age.

Also recent piece on evo driving an original Ford gt and making a case for that being the original supercar, what with it being launched 2 years earlier . If they had just got a few of road versions on to the road instead of worrying about those pesky I-talians and that darned race in France
Same. Miura is an overrated bit of design in my eyes, Countach was an aesthetic slap in the face in its pure, original form. Outrageous elegance...

Terminator X

20,428 posts

233 months

Tuesday 4th August
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findlay_MX said:
Another manufacturer happy to fire out AI slop and CGI images.

Yes, I'd well imagine that getting hold of a Muira in each colour would have been terribly difficult and a logistical nightmare, but these images just look awful. Presumably they use the same ad agency as Maserati for the AI advert they pushed out.
Just makes you feel they've given up; super expensive cars and peanuts spent on the marketing. Not a good look.

TX.

mjspencer348

232 posts

4 months

Tuesday 4th August
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AmazingGrace said:
mjspencer348 said:
Sadly, Verde Miura didn't make the cut, my fave Miura colour.
You can always buy one of these. And no leccy motors - just a v12


https://www.dkeng.co.uk/ferrari-sales/2385/prestig...
Thanks, that looks right up my street, just the 449,995 reasons why I can't.

Andy86GT

1,105 posts

94 months

Tuesday 4th August
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Looks are clearly very subjective, to me the Miura is one of the best looking cars ever.

smilo996

3,796 posts

199 months

Tuesday 4th August
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The 911 trick - paint, badge, more mugs buying. So very lazy.

trevalvole

2,055 posts

62 months

Tuesday 4th August
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Slowlygettingit said:
Muira never really done it for me.
I was always more a Countach person maybe it s my age.
And the Revuelto, and even the Revuelto Muira, looks a lot more like a Countach than a Muira. And it is not just skin-deep - the Revuelto has a longitudinal engine like the Countach.

Wills2

29,451 posts

204 months

Tuesday 4th August
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For me the Miura is the most beautiful car ever made, the Revuelto doesn't stand up in the visual comparison at all.


cardigankid

8,879 posts

241 months

Tuesday 4th August
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mjspencer348 said:
Sadly, Verde Miura didn't make the cut, my fave Miura colour.
+1

If you can afford £500k for a Revuelto Special Edition you can afford £1m for a Miura, and I know which I'd have.

BVB

1,217 posts

182 months

Tuesday 4th August
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Yes please, to old and new.

nismo48

6,916 posts

236 months

Tuesday 4th August
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cardigankid said:
mjspencer348 said:
Sadly, Verde Miura didn't make the cut, my fave Miura colour.
+1

If you can afford £500k for a Revuelto Special Edition you can afford £1m for a Miura, and I know which I'd have.
If I could I'd love to own both.
Probably my ultimate pair there.