Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Lamborghini Murcielago LP670-4 SuperVeloce costs $750K to $1.2M in 2026, against an original MSRP of about $450,000, rising to $1.5M or more for a rare colour or very low mileage. It is the final, most focused Murcielago, and its production is genuinely disputed: 350 were planned, but approximately 186 were completed according to widely cited registry data, although the definitive total remains disputed.
The SuperVeloce is the send-off Murcielago: lighter, more powerful and the most track-focused of the line. Values sit at $750K to $1.2M, with exceptional cars in rare factory colours or with very low mileage reaching $1.5M or more. An aggregated benchmark sits around $715,427, and an auction estimate of $1.75M to $2.25M has circulated for August 2026, but that is an estimate on a car from a prestigious collection, not a completed sale, and should not set the market on its own.
Production is the SV's real complication. Lamborghini planned 350, specialists widely cite about 186 completed, and yet at least one plate above 186 is known, so the plates do not form a clean sequence. The honest statement is that 350 were planned, approximately 186 were completed according to widely cited registry data, although the definitive total remains disputed. A separate China Limited Edition of 10 cars falls within SV production.
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Lamborghini Murcielago SV price in 2026: value, the disputed production number and where to buy.
It is typically worth $750K to $1.2M, and up to $1.5M or more for a rare colour or very low mileage. An aggregated benchmark sits around $715,427.
350 were planned, but approximately 186 were completed according to widely cited registry data, although the definitive total remains disputed, with at least one plate above 186 known.
About $450,000 in the United States before options, or roughly £265,937 in the UK. A China Limited Edition of 10 cars was priced separately at launch.
No. An estimate of $1.75M to $2.25M has circulated for a car from a prestigious collection, but it is an estimate, not a sale, and should not be used alone to set the current market.
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