Lamborghini’s 60th anniversary will be celebrated at this year’s London Concours with a display of V12-powered exotica from the famous marque.
Returning for its seventh edition, the event will take place at the Honourable Artillery Company in central London on 6-8 June 2023.
Expect a stunning selection of Raging Bulls bookended by the firm’s first production model, the 350GT, and the Aventador, the car that defined Lamborghini during the 2010s.
Early Lamborghini Countachs boast a cleaner design than the later bewinged models
The display will also feature examples of the game-changing Miura.
The Gandini-penned supercar ruffled feathers in Maranello when it was introduced in 1966 because of its sleek design and the potent 3.9-litre V12 bolted behind the driver.
It will be joined by the quintessential ’70s supercar: the Lamborghini Countach. More than 50 years have passed since the wedge-shaped machine was first revealed, but its eye-catching design still garners plenty of attention today.
Lamborghini’s classic V12s will be joined by their younger siblings, too, such as the ’90s Diablo and 21st century Murciélago.
Lamborghini Diablos will form part of the anniversary display at London Concours
