The last car on this list has to be Adam Carolla’s Lamborghini Miura S from 1969. Lamborghini only produced 140 examples of the Miura S, making it virtually an instant classic in the world of automotive collecting. Car and Driver gave high praise to the vehicle when it first arrived in the United States in 1967, touting the Miura as the thing that “took the fledgling Lamborghini brand to the next level.”
Lamborghini brought a unique feature of the racing world to street performance vehicles with this car. Instead of a typical engine placement under the hood, Lamborghini moved the power producer toward the back, but not all the way.
Instead, the Miura is a mid-engine car with the longitudinally-installed V12 that brought it unfathomably far forward in the chassis. This distributed the weight of the vehicle more evenly across the entire frame, making the car much more agile and certainly fun to drive. The car was fast, too: It was the fastest production car in the world when it rolled off the line, achieving a top speed of 174 miles per hour.
Not only does Carolla own this fabulous piece of automotive history, he also has a one of a kind Miura SV, the only one produced by Lamborghini with a blue exterior paint and tan leather interior.
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