What was the First Super Car? The Lamborghini Miura Debuted November 3, 1965

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Lamborghini Miura chassis

The Lamborghini Miura chassis was unveiled at the Turin Motor Show on November 3, 1965. Despite not having a body, multiple orders were placed by affluent customers. It featured a mid-mounted V12 engine and many consider the vehicle to be the grandfather of all super cars.

Lamborghini Miuria (Lamborghini.com)

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