A 2010 Lamborghini Murcielago LP 670-4 SV with a unique brown finish and a six-speed manual transmission is heading to auction.
It could become the most valuable Murcielago ever sold.
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This particular SV is believed to be one of only five built with the manual gearbox.
It is also thought to be the last one assembled, possibly making it the final V12 manual Lamborghini ever produced.
Unique Specification
The car is the only Murcielago SV painted in Ad Personam Marrone Eklipsis.
Inside, the dashboard, carpets, steering wheel, and door panels are finished in Marrone Janus leather and Alcantara.
Contrasting the brown exterior are gold-painted wheels. The interior also features LP640 comfort seats clad in Ad Personam Avorio Lilium with Grigio Phoenix stitching.
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Instead of the towering carbon fiber rear wing, this SV was built with the smaller lip spoiler.
This gives it a more restrained look and increases the top speed from 209 mph (336 km/h) to 212 mph (341 km/h).
However, there is a catch. RM Sotheby's notes that this Murcielago SV was built to European specification.
As such, it cannot be legally imported into the United States before 2035, when the car turns 25 and clears the federal import rule.
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For buyers outside the US, this could be the single most significant Murcielago ever made.
