The Miura SV/J, often written SVJ, is a rare factory specification of the Miura SV that borrowed ideas from the one-off Jota. Six examples are known to have been built by Lamborghini while the Miura was still in production, one made new and five converted from existing SVs. One was ordered for the Shah of Iran and later passed through a Dubai collector to a 1997 auction, where it reached 490,000 dollars, a record for the model at the time. A seventh was assembled at the factory in the 1980s from an unused chassis, and many other Miuras were later modified in imitation of the original cars.
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