Models / Miura P400
Lamborghini Miura P400 (1966 to 1969)
The first production Miura: a transverse V12 supercar shown as a chassis in Turin in 1965 and as a finished car in Geneva in 1966.
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Specifications
Miura P400 Key Data
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Production years | 1966 to 1969 |
| Approx. units built | about 475 |
| Engine | Transverse mid-mounted V12, 3,929 cc |
| Rated power | 350 PS (verify against source) |
| Transmission | 5-speed manual, rear-wheel drive |
| Body | Bertone, designed by Marcello Gandini |
What Changed
What Sets the Miura P400 Apart
- Rated at 350 PS, the lowest output of the three production models
- Engine and gearbox shared one oil supply, a trait fixed on the SV
- 'Eyelash' trims around the pop-up headlights
- Sleek early body before the later S and SV updates
Questions
Miura P400 FAQ
About 475 cars, according to commonly cited figures. Confirm against a source.
A transverse mid-mounted 3,929 cc V12 rated at 350 PS.
Yes. The eyelash headlight trims are a P400 and P400 S feature.