A rare Lamborghini Murciélago SV equipped with a manual transmission is set to go under the hammer, according to multiple reports published on August 8, 2026. The car, finished in brown, is described as the definitive version of the model by es.motor1.com.
The auction has drawn attention because the Murciélago SV is widely considered the last Lamborghini V12 offered with a manual gearbox, as noted by 20Minutos. Car and Driver reports the vehicle is among the most sought-after examples of the model, citing its unusual color and stick-shift configuration as key factors driving interest.
According to El Economista, the sale could set new records for the model, though no specific price estimate has been disclosed in the available reporting. Motor16 similarly highlights the car's potential to command a significant sum, calling it a rare opportunity for collectors.
The Murciélago, produced by Lamborghini from 2001 to 2010, was the brand's flagship supercar during its run. The SV variant, introduced later in the model's life, boosted performance and reduced weight compared to the standard car. The combination of that package with a manual gearbox and a non-standard paint color makes this particular example stand out even among other SVs, according to the reports.
The auction date and location have not been specified in the available material. Enthusiasts and collectors will be watching to see whether the final bid exceeds expectations for a model that already holds a special place in Lamborghini history.
