Lamborghini Miura Roadster (Zn75) Specs & Performance
General |
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Type | Miura Roadster or Zn75 |
Years built | 1968 |
Production | 1 units |
Chassis nr. | 3498 |
Presentation | 1968 Brussels Auto Show, Zn75 in December 1970 in Paris |
Type of car | Two door, two seater with targa-style roof construction |
Designed by | Bertone, Marcello Gandini |
Built by | Bertone, modified by the ILZRO |
Dimensions |
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Wheelbase | 2504 mm / 98.41 in |
Overall length | 3470 mm / 136.37 in |
Overall width | 1760 mm / 69.17 in |
Overall height | 1050 mm / 41.27 in |
Front track | 1412 mm / 55.49 in |
Rear track | 1412 mm / 55.49 in |
Ground clear. | 130 mm / 5.11 in |
Front overhang | 933 mm / 36.67 in |
Rear overhang | 933 mm / 36.67 in |
Weight | 1000 kg / 2205 lbs |
Chassis |
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Structure | Sheet-steel unitized body, lightened welded box sections by Bertone |
Body | Monocoque steel construction with aluminum front and rear sections |
Suspension | All-independent, consisting of double transverse wishbones with coil springs, telescopic shock absorbers and anti-roll bars |
Brakes | All-wheel Girling disc brakes, hydraulically operated via a dual circuit system |
Front | 305 mm / 11.99 in |
Rear | 280 mm / 11 in |
Steering type | Unassisted rack and pinion, 3.4 turns lock to lock |
Turning circle | 11.2 m / 37 ft |
Front tire size | HS 205-15 |
Rear tire size | HS 205-15 |
Type of tire | Pirelli Cinturato Belted |
Front wheel | 7×15 inch |
Rear wheel | 7×15 inch |
Type of wheel | Campagnolo cast magnesium on original Bertone prototype Modified wheels were mounted after the ILZRO acquired the car. |
Engine |
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Type | V-12 60 degree, light-alloy block with gearbox and differential built in the same block and pressed-in liners mid mounted, rear wheel drive |
Distribution | Dual overhead camshafts, chain drive, two valves/cyl. |
Main Bearings | 7 |
Cyl. Capacity | 3939 cc / 240 ci |
Bore & stroke | 82 x 62 mm |
Compr. Ratio | 9.5 |
Max. power | 350 Bhp at 7000 rpm |
Max. torque | 369 Nm at 5100 rpm |
Cooling system | Cross-flow radiators and twin electric fans |
Ignition | Two coils and two Marelli distributors |
Plugs | Bosch 250P |
Alternator | 660 Watt |
Fuel system | Dual electric Bendix fuel pumps, 4 tripple-choke Weber 40 IDA 30 carburetors |
Fuel type | 100 Octane |
Lubrication | Wet sump, common engine-transmission lubricant |
Fuel consumption | 19 Lit/100 Km |
Electr. system | 12 V |
Drivetrain |
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Type | Lamborghini all synchromesh five-speed + reverse manual |
Clutch | dry-single plate, hydraulically operated |
Disc diameter | 266.7 mm / 10.48 in |
1st gear ratio | 2.520:1 – Max speed 93 Km/h or 58 Mph |
2nd gear ratio | 1.735:1 – Max speed 135 Km/h or 84 Mph |
3rd gear ratio | 1.225:1 – Max speed 188 Km/h or 117 Mph |
4th gear ratio | 1.000:1 – Max speed 225 Km/h or 140 Mph |
5th gear ratio | 0.815:1 – Max speed 280 Km/h or 174 Mph |
Reverse gear ratio | 2.765:1 – Max speed 0 Km/h or 0 Mph |
Final drive ratio | 4.08:1 |
Performance |
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Top speed | 280 Km/h / 174 Mph |
0 – 100 Km/h | 6.60 sec. |
Standing Km | 24.40 sec. |
1/4 Mile | 14.60 sec. reaching 101 Mph |
Capacities |
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Fuel | 90 Liter / 24 Gallon |
Engine oil | 14 Liter / 4 Gallon |
Cooling system | 14 Liter / 4 Gallon |
Luggage | 140 Liter / 37 Gallon |
Pricing |
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Current value | $ 8,000,000 – $ 10,000,000 Probably the most expensive Lamborghini ever next to the 350 GTV, an estimated value of US $ 10,000,000 was quoted in 2013 |