Short answer
The Veneno Roadster sold at Bonhams' Bonmont auction for CHF8.28 million is the leader. At the common currency rates used here, that is $9.96 million equivalent; it is not the historic dollar amount paid.
- Data period
- Auction sales through August 2026; currency rates 9 October 2026
- Entries
- 10
- Comparison
- Auction total · USD equivalent million
- Topic
- Luxury & expensive cars
Top 10 Most Expensive Lamborghinis in the World at Auction at a Glance
| Position | Car and chassis | USD equivalent | Original total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 |  | $9.96 million | CHF8,280,000 |
| 02 |  | $6.61 million | $6,605,000 |
| 03 | | $4.90 million | $4,900,000 |
| 04 | | $4.68 million | $4,675,000 |
| 05 | | $4.46 million | $4,460,000 |
| 06 | | $4.42 million | €3,942,500 |
| 07 | | $4.24 million | £3,207,000 |
| 08 | | $4.17 million | €3,717,500 |
| 09 |  | $4.08 million | $4,075,000 |
| 10 | | $3.79 million | €3,380,000 |
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The scale of the difference
Auction total · USD equivalent million
First 10 entries shown. Bar lengths compare the magnitude of the reported values.
- Lamborghini Veneno Roadster, Bonmont lot 20$9.96 million
- Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, 4976$6.61 million
- Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, 4972$4.90 million
- Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, Indy lot S148$4.68 million
- Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, 4854$4.46 million
- Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, 4946$4.42 million
- Lamborghini Miura P400 SV Speciale, 4878$4.24 million
- Lamborghini Miura SV, 4840$4.17 million
- Lamborghini Miura P400 S, 3832$4.08 million
- Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, 4908$3.79 million
Top 10 Most Expensive Lamborghinis in the World at Auction: Entry Details
Lamborghini Veneno Roadster, Bonmont lot 20
2014 carOne of nine Veneno roadsters, this example set Lamborghini's auction record at Bonhams' Swiss sale.
- Auction
- Bonmont, September 2019
- Published total
- CHF8,280,000
Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, 4976
1972 carA preserved American-market SV retained by one owner for 52 years reached a new Miura auction record.
- Auction
- Amelia Island, March 2026
- Published total
- $6,605,000
Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, 4972
1972 carThe former Jay Kay car led the Dare to Dream collection sale. Its matching-numbers engine and documented restoration supported the result.
- Auction
- Toronto, June 2024
- Published total
- $4,900,000
Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, Indy lot S148
1972 carMecum catalogued 1,517 kilometers and the singular Bleu Tahiti, gold and white color combination.
- Auction
- Indianapolis, May 2026
- Published total
- $4,675,000
Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, 4854
1971 carThe orange SV was Broad Arrow's second-highest result at its 2025 Amelia sale.
- Auction
- Amelia Island, March 2025
- Published total
- $4,460,000
Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, 4946
1971 carA split-sump, air-conditioned, US-delivered SV retained its matching-numbers V12 and factory-correct Rosso Corsa and blue trim.
- Auction
- Milan, May 2025
- Published total
- €3,942,500
Lamborghini Miura P400 SV Speciale, 4878
1971 carSpecial-order dry-sump lubrication and a limited-slip differential distinguish this gold SV from the usual production specification.
- Auction
- Hampton Court, September 2020
- Published total
- £3,207,000
Lamborghini Miura SV, 4840
1971 carRestored from an earlier Jota-style conversion to its original appearance, this Polo Storico-certified SV retained its matching-numbers engine.
- Auction
- Paris, January 2026
- Published total
- €3,717,500
Lamborghini Miura P400 S, 3832
1968 carA restored, low-mileage P400 S from the Apex Collection showed that exceptional earlier Miuras can challenge SV prices.
- Auction
- Carmel, August 2026
- Published total
- $4,075,000
Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, 4908
1971 carThe European-market SV combined Giallo Fly paint with its matching-numbers engine and numbered Bertone body panels.
- Auction
- Paris, January 2026
- Published total
- €3,380,000
Top 10 Most Expensive Lamborghinis in the World at Auction: Analysis
The Veneno Wins on Scarcity
The Veneno Roadster's nine-car production run gives it a different collector profile from the Miura. Its Swiss auction total comfortably leads even after all foreign currencies are converted on one date. The Lamborghini emblem ties both generations to the same marque, but their rarity takes different forms.
The Miura Market Rewards Individual Histories
The SV results span preserved cars, major restorations and a special-order dry-sump example. The P400 S at $4.08 million equivalent shows how condition and provenance can narrow the gap between versions. Our most expensive Ferraris use auction totals too; these prices describe particular cars, not every example of a model.
Important context
- Each row represents a distinct auction car; repeated Miura names refer to different chassis.
- Original currencies remain visible beside the normalized dollar comparison.
- The later SV dominates, but a preserved and restored P400 S also enters the list.
FAQ: Top 10 Most Expensive Lamborghinis in the World at Auction
Which Lamborghini is the most expensive at auction?
The Veneno Roadster at Bonhams Bonmont in September 2019 sold for CHF8,280,000. It leads the completed bidding results documented here.
Why does the list repeat the Miura?
Each row is a different individual car. Combining all Miuras into one model would conceal the large differences between specific auction results.
Are these original US-dollar sale prices?
US sales retain their published dollar totals. CHF, GBP and EUR sales are translated at ECB reference rates dated 9 October 2026 for one consistent comparison; their original totals remain in the table.
Does the list include private or post-auction deals?
No. It compares successful auction bidding results with published totals. Private sales and agreements reached after an unsold bidding round are excluded.
Sources & methodology
Rank ten distinct cars by published completed auction totals including applicable buyer premiums, with results through August 2026. Exclude estimates, unsold bids, private sales and post-auction agreements. All non-USD totals use ECB rates dated 9 October 2026: EUR1 = USD1.1206 = CHF0.9313 = GBP0.84763. Multiply EUR by 1.1206; divide CHF or GBP by its euro rate before multiplying. These are normalized USD equivalents, not historic dollar payments or inflation-adjusted prices. Table and numeric chart both round to USD0.01 million; ordering uses unrounded conversions. Entry photos are explicitly identified model illustrations, not evidence of the auction chassis.
Maintained by Artsiom Dusau, a software engineer and BMW 4 Series owner. Editorial policy
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- Veneno Roadster, Bonmont lot 20 result
- Miura P400 SV, 4976 result
- Miura P400 SV, 4972 result
- Miura P400 SV, Indy lot S148 result
- Miura P400 SV, 4854 result
- Miura P400 SV, 4946 result
- Miura P400 SV Speciale, 4878 result
- Miura SV, 4840 result
- Miura P400 S, 3832 result
- Miura P400 SV, 4908 result
- ECB reference exchange rates, 9 October 2026
