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If your taste-buds aren’t doing a bit of tingling at the sight of this pair of Latin lovelies, you might want to check yourself for a pulse. I mean, when was the last time you saw a Lamborghini Miura or a Countach in the wild? And I reckon I can answer accurately on your behalf, when the question becomes `and when did you last see them both in the one place?’.
But it gets better. Not only are we looking at the original mid-engined supercar in the Miura, the Countach is a not-so-difficult second album that really established the Lambo brand, as the stuff of dreams. But even within that rarefied air-up-there, the specialness continues. That’s because the two examples here represent (depending on who you talk to) the best iteration of each design.
The Miura, you see, is an SV model with more horsepower and a better sorted demeanour (including a greater resistance to bursting into flames at traffic lights). And