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In 1968 at the Turin Auto Show, lamborghini revealed the new Miura series. It was called P400 S (or Miura S) with S standing for Spinto (’Pushed’ or ’Tuned’). Most of the changes were mechanical and not aesthetically: chrome plating replaced the matte black window frames, it featured a Miura S logo on the rear, while on the interior it received a redesigned roof-mounted console, electric windows as standard and rocker command switches. Customers were also able to opt for to air conditioning and full leather trim.
The engine’s output has been increased by 20 hp to 370 HP. The Miiura S could hit a top speed of 177 mph, being the fastest Lamborghini at the time.
1969 - 1971 Miura P400 S
1969 - 1971 Miura P400 S
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