So in Detroit, while the Lambos were declaring every which way, upside down and east bound and down that the Miura concept was non-operational and had no interior (hence the ridiculously dark tint on the windows), a highly reliable source caught a shot while a crew guy moved an HID lamp into position. Combined with his own flash, this pic shows that the Miura concept does indeed have an interior, and in our source’s opinion, “I’m betting you could’ve driven this bitch off the stand if you had the chance.” Our loins are all a-quiver now. [UPDATE: Reader Ben took some shots of the Miura at the Detroit show, including one peekaboo through the louvers at the shiny bits beneath. Apparently the motor’s longitudinally mounted; an enhanced shot of a cam cover follows after the jump, the rest can be seen at - ONLY REGISTERED AND ACTIVATED USERS CAN SEE ALL LINKS - CLICK HERE TO REGISTER]

lol i love when ppl find out what brands are trying to hide..

PS
what is that last photo supposed to be?

Cam cover?

lol maybe im blind but i dont see it

I see why they were trying to hide it lol

I think the last pic is from the back of the car, between those strips on the back.

Another shot but still not clear.

Reader Ben took some shots of the Miura at the Detroit show, including one peekaboo through the louvers at the shiny bits beneath. Apparently the motor’s longitudinally mounted; an enhanced shot of a cam cover follows after the jump...

Longitudinally mounted motor... i guess that means something...

What pricerange? Between Gallardo and Murcielago?

over murcielago definetly

All Lambos have long/ly mounted engines. Nothing strange about that. For example Gallardo: