'71 LAMBORGHINI MIURA SV
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Mainline · HW: ‘70s vs. ‘90s (2025) · #6/10
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The story behind the '71 LAMBORGHINI MIURA SV
The '71 Lamborghini Miura SV arrives in the 2025 Mainline series as a standout entry for the HW: ‘70s vs. ‘90s theme. Designer Phil Riehlman brought this iconic supercar to life with a metal body and striking color options that include Blue, Turquoise, Gloss Turquoise, and a simple Gloss finish. This model captures the aggressive styling of the real mid-engine masterpiece from over 5 decades ago. As part of the core Mainline assortment rather than a limited edition or Treasure Hunt, it is an accessible pick for fans of classic Italian exotics.
Materials, colors and value
This diecast car features a metal construction that gives it solid weight and durability on any track or shelf. It comes in several eye-catching paint combinations, specifically Blue, Turquoise, Gloss Turquoise, and a plain Gloss variant. The interior details are rendered in Gray with Metallic Gray accents to match the sleek exterior. With clear see-through windows and 1/64 scale proportions, it fits perfectly into standard collector displays or playsets.
Questions about the '71 LAMBORGHINI MIURA SV
What color variations exist for this Lamborghini Miura SV?+
You can find the '71 Lamborghini Miura SV in Blue, Turquoise, Gloss Turquoise, and a plain Gloss finish. The specific base colors often vary by region or box pack distribution during the 2025 release year.
Is this Hot Wheels car made of plastic?+
No, the body is primarily metal with rubber tires and plastic interior details like the Gray dashboard. The combination adds realistic weight to the diecast model while maintaining durability for play or long-term collecting.
How hard is it to find this specific car?+
Since it belongs to the standard Mainline assortment and not a special Treasure Hunt series, you will generally find plenty of them at hobby shops. It does not have extreme rarity or limited production numbers.
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