Lamborghini Jota SVR w/Girl's Figure (SP679)

Plastic model kit of the Italian sports car Lamborghini Jota SVR

• Scale: 1:24
• Dimensions (LxW, assembled): 183.5 x 84 mm
• Includes 3D-printed figure
• Unassembled and unpainted
• Paint and glue not included

The Lamborghini Jota SVR - officially the Miura SVR - ranks among the most extraordinary and rarest vehicles in Lamborghini's history. Created in the mid-1970s as a factory conversion of a Miura S, it was modeled after the legendary Miura Jota, a high-performance prototype developed by Lamborghini test driver Bob Wallace. After the original Jota was destroyed in an accident, a single example of the Miura SVR (with the "R" standing for "Racing") was built at a customer's request.

The Miura SVR underwent numerous technical and aerodynamic modifications. These included a widened body, larger air intakes, a distinctive front spoiler, a prominent rear roof wing, and flared wheel arches to accommodate wider wheels and tires. The suspension, brakes, and 4.0-liter V12 engine were also revised to enhance the vehicle's performance and driving dynamics. The result was a far more uncompromising Miura with a strong motorsport character.

After its completion in 1976, the Miura SVR made its way to Japan, where it quickly achieved cult status. It gained fame through the manga Circuit Wolf, among other things, and inspired numerous scale models and collectors. In 2018, Lamborghini Polo Storico carried out an authentic restoration of the world's only example. Today, the Miura SVR is considered one of the most valuable and renowned one-off models in Lamborghini's history and an icon of classic supercar engineering.