Le Projet Lamborghini 2026
3 GENERATIONS GATHERED IN GERMANY
In spring 2026, our partner Le Projet Lamborghini Miura brought together several of the most iconic cars in Lamborghini’s history in northern Germany.
Conceived as a private gathering for owners, collectors and enthusiasts, this new edition featured three Lamborghini Miuras, alongside a Countach LP400 S, a Diablo SV and a rare Diablo SE30 Jota.
A day dedicated to sharing, driving and automotive passion, in a spirit closely aligned with the values we cultivate through Timeless Classics.
3 Miura
TELLING THE STORY OF AN ICON’S EVOLUTION
At the heart of this gathering were three complementary versions of the Lamborghini Miura:
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Lamborghini Miura P400 #3706
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Lamborghini Miura P400 S #3006
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Lamborghini Miura SV #4938
Brought together in one place, these three cars allowed visitors to trace the key stages in the Miura’s evolution.
Unveiled in 1966, the P400 laid the foundations for an architecture that would profoundly influence the history of the sports car: a V12 engine mounted in a mid-rear position and laid transversely. The P400 S then brought greater refinement and several technical advancements, whilst the SV represented the culmination of the model, with increased power and significantly improved handling. Seeing these three versions lined up side by side thus offered a particularly rare insight into the history of what is now considered one of the first modern supercars.
An extended gathering
OF CLASSIC LAMBORGHINIS
The Miuras were joined by several other notable models from the Sant’Agata Bolognese marque. A Countach LP400 S, recognisable by its widened track and imposing wheel arches, naturally continued the story begun by the Miura. Alongside it were also a Diablo SV and an exceptional Diablo SE30 Jota, one of the most radical variants developed as part of the anniversary series celebrating Lamborghini’s thirty-year history. The presence of these different generations allowed us to trace several decades of automotive design, whilst highlighting the continuity that links the great V12-powered Lamborghinis.
A day made
FOR DRIVING
In keeping with the spirit of Timeless Classics, the Lamborghini Miura Project champions a vibrant vision of classic motoring: following the presentation of the cars and a regional lunch featuring spit-roasted pork, the participants set off for the MIK Technical Museum, enjoying a route combining long straights and sweeping bends – ideal for these exceptional machines. On their return, they discovered a Lamborghini Jarama preserved in its original condition, a reminder that patina and the marks of time are also part of motoring history, as well as a surprising Larrousse LC89 Formula 1 car, fitted with a Lamborghini V12 and displayed in an immersive setting recreating its era. Beyond the cars themselves, this 2026 edition embodies a shared philosophy: classic cars as a means of fostering connections, exchanges and passion, within a friendly and authentic setting.
