The Lamborghini Murciélago V12
« Bat » chauve-souris », meaning bat in Spanish, is the name of a famous bull that withstood 24 sword thrusts in 1879 in the bullrings of Cordoba. The matador therefore chose to spare its life. The bull was then presented to Don Antonio Miura, whose name was lent to the Lamborghini Miura.
The Murciélago, released in 2002, succeeds the Diablo, from which it takes the V12 engine, the displacement of which is increased to 6.2 litres. This develops 580 horsepower.
The interior features blend aviation-inspired design with a more modern and technological aesthetic than that of the Diablo.
Our example, magnificent in its Grigio Antares/Nero livery, is equipped with the highly coveted and precious manual gearbox and shows only 28,746 km.
An opportunity not to be missed.
