Deep breath. This is the Lamborghini Revuelto Miura 60 Homage, and as nobody will have guessed—you never saw it coming!—it is a special, limited-edition Lamborghini Revuelto that celebrates 60 years of the Miura.
Yep, it’s been 60 years of fawning over the admittedly fawn-worthy Lamborghini Miura—still one of the original ‘super cars’ and unutterably gorgeous today—so Lambo is doing a run of 99 special Revueltos in its honor.
And it’s doing so chiefly by offering 99 special Revueltos in colors historically associated with the Miura. What else were you expecting—a full rebody à la Countach?
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So, you get the choice of ‘Rosso Arancio,’ ‘Arancio,’ ‘Giallo,’ ‘Verde Scandal,’ ‘Verde Metallic,’ ‘Blu Tahiti,’ ‘Blu Notte,’ ‘Nero Noctis,’ and ‘Bianco Monocerus.’ We understand those colors as: reddish-orange, really orange, really yellow, green, quite green, blue, quite blue, black, and white.
You can also get a two-tone exterior colorway, ‘shiny gold’ wheels, some ‘Miura 60’ logos, gloss-black calipers, matte-black exhaust tips, and—though we’re not shown the interior—a ‘cannelloni’ pattern on the leather seats just like the Miura’s. We now believe every car should come with the option of cannelloni interior detailing. We’re also suddenly a little bit hungry.
Anyway. There’s more ‘Miura’ branding inside in the form of stitching, the option of personalizing the thing even more, and a special plaque to tell you which one of the 99 you own.
No changes to the drivetrain, because none are needed: The Revuelto comes with quite a lot of drivetrain already, pairing a naturally aspirated V12 with electricity and witchcraft for a total power output somewhere north of a thousand horsies. It’ll do 0-100kph in 2.5sec, for goodness’ sake.
We do not yet know how much each of these special-edition cars will cost, but as everybody will have guessed—you definitely saw it coming!—expect it to be ‘a lot.’
NOTE: This article first appeared on TopGear.com. Minor edits have been made.
