Any youtuber would have used a clickbait title like "I DRIVE A 1.3 MILLION POUNDS LAMBORGHINI ON THE STREETS". Harry doesn't do that, and I'm grateful for that.
Interesting that harry describes how bob wallace and his team drove the miura all day at 150mph to develop it, but how he (harry) wasnt usually keen on pushing a miura? What the hell was bob doing all day?
Why do so many people think its one if them best looking ever? Idk, I was never crazy about it. Personally I think the McLaren F1 is the most timeless design ever!
BOTH are Masterpieces. But the marvelous Miura is the FIRST ever mid-engine road car. More than 30 years before the supra F1. Think about it. Being filthy rich, I'd own both, of course.
This brings wonderful memories of when I was a child, my father had a white SV with all the extras like Britax racing seat belts! The engine noise is pure mechanical music, the body shape is absolutely stunningly beautiful and no car has ever come close to its beauty in my opinion. Great review by the way.
I was just watching the smoking tire podcast, and one of the guest casually said "I think I am ready to buy a Miura SV".. The silence in the room was hilarious! Rich people don't really think about the price like us peasants, if they did they wouldn't be able to justify spending it
I'll never get to drive a Miura but I love them, my favorite Lambo for so many reasons, and watching this gives me a far better idea what it would be like to drive, I was impressed, delighted, smiling from ear to ear, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
When the Miura was unveiled, I must have read Car and Driver's detailed article a hundred times but only today have I learned what this car is all about. Thanks, Harry!
I was born the same year as the Muira. As a child I had a diecast model of one and I was captivated by it’s flowing curves, and the way the rear hinged up to see the engine. I still am! There’s some beautiful cars from other eras, but to me this is the sexiest car ever built.
Me too, the Miura, and, Maserati Bora were my fave die cast model road cars. The Ferrari 330 P4 and Ford GT40 my fave race cars models. Then seeing my toys come to life in films and TV motor sports more or less captured my soul for life. 50+ years later and I’m reduced to the same excited kid of 1970 when these beautiful machines come into view especially the Miura, the sexiest beast of a car ever built IMO. I feel quite privileged to have lived as a kid in that era, finding out later in life that it was the golden age of sports cars on road and track!
First, thank you for your wonderful reviews, which I think are still among the best you can find. Of course even Harry cannot possibly know everything... just a little note aside: Wallace was a test driver, not an engineer, he did not design anything, but he did have a big part in development. The engineers were Paolo Stanzani and Giampaolo Dallara, they designed the chassis, the semi-monocoque, the engine/gearbox layout, Marcello Gandini penned the body (all by himself in a very short time)
Harry it is so nice to see you in action again, and with one of the most beautiful, iconic, important works of automotive art ever conceived. I don’t know how in the world you come by all these opportunities to drive the best cars ever made, but I’m thankful you do. I’ve been reading your articles for a long time and thoroughly enjoyed every one. But I personally have been more influenced by these videos over the last several years (both with Evo and on your own) than I ever was beforehand. Please keep enjoying and sharing as long as you’re able. I will savor every one.
Harry, my favourite episode yet! I absolutely loved the footage from the rear of that lime green Miura ripping through the countryside with a blue sky, and the sound!!!
The best one of Harry's to date, helped by the fact it's still my favourite of all time car. Watching Harry drive it and 'being there with him' as if I'm in the passenger seat is the closest I'll ever get to experience the sight and sound of these fine cars.
Totally love this car in a way I wasn’t expecting. It seems to have such purpose about it and a great driving experience. Thanks Harry for bringing this car alive and revealing its incredible pedigree.
and the cameras go off a few miles from the destination so he can get it singing at 150 mph plus a good bit more. What a glorious piece of automotive history. Nice one Harry. You are a class act.
A newbie here. I salute you, Monsieur Harry, for your documented films on awesome motorcars. We certainly feel your deep appreciation of those wonderful machines and their technical details. Bella Machinas as our Italian friends would rightly say. Merci encore Monsieur.
This guy is giving the best account I’ve ever seen of this legendary car. Very well researched, and demonstrated with an absolutely pristine Miura example. This vid will be in my archive for the ages, for sure.
For sure pure uncluttered lines it sort of just flows from front to back and forms this automotive masterpiece the modern designers could learn so much from the fellows that went before nowadays o reckon there’s to much emphasis on computer modelling and wind tunnels
TBH, I don't imagine that even the fastest human on Earth would present much of a challenge to a sports car. 🙄 Oh, you mean while you were actually driving another car? Again, no commoners cars, and very few cars of *any* sort in the 70s, would've got within a country mile of a Miura.
Amazing classic car design (and colour) that looked contemporary in 1990s and still looks fresh today (2020). Thanks for the review Harry, you’re a legend.
The most beautiful supercar of all time. In 50 years, there have been many great cars but none have even come close to matching the sheer sinuous perfection of the Miura.
That introduction was the most awesome piece of car review ever. This man is waaaaay better than any "star journalist".... Really enjoyed this and what a piece of art.
Love the fact the restoration was done with driving in mind, the wider rear wheels give it perfect attitude. Not that I will ever get to drive one. I don't doubt the brakes would give up pretty quickly, but I can almost feel every wriggle of the steering wheel and that gorgeous sounding lump climbing through it's rev range. Thanks Harry !
When I was a kid, one of my Dad's friends owned one. He took me for a drive in it . . . I was five, and to me, it was like riding in a spaceship. Felt like an astronaut, so I did. A fantastic car, a wonderful ride, and the sound! Thank you, Dr. Finch!
Hi,1.3 mill in safe hands ,driven for passion by a man who loves cars .thanks for the trip Harry and thank you to the new custodian of this engineering work of art ,Please put it in your lounge .
Amazing being able to see the engine in your rear view window, especially in this day and age of plastic covers and hiding everything. And so brave, driving someone else's million pound car. :)
wow, what an experience for me ; thank you for taking me along your road test. I have always lusted after this car for the last 10 years and not a day goes by that I continue to appreciate the detailing that went into this car. The "Original super car" term I hadn't known till I watched this video. Hope to see one in real life someday.
Harry you've done it again. You are easily the best on TH-cam at this kind of thing. I could have watched this all day long. And what a car. Absolutely stunning. I had never appreciated the rear view of a Miura quite so much before. It's just beautiful and does not look anything like 50+ years old. Thank you so much for this. A rubbish day just got a lot better.
Is this the best car video in the whole of TH-cam till date? It feels like it. Absolutely amazing Harry's passion for cars and detailed description of the Miura. Thanks, Harry!
14:45 'This is a...' presses the accelerator and goes quiet for a bit... That sound was enough to make everyone quiet for a bit. Loving your videos Harry. Gent.
The Muira was such a brilliant car! The most beautiful car ever built in my opinion and was so way ahead of its time! Doesn't look old even but obvously does when you drive it! Thanks for that film. Thoroughly enjoyed it and I am the same colour as the car. Just burning with envy!
In the 60s, in Italy, as in all of Europe, there were no speedlimits. So why should the police interfere? Its only nowadays that we have become prisoners of nanny states and Big Brothers are watching us
Best Miura video ever. I went to the Toronto International Auto show in 2020 just before the Covid isolation. Not one but Two Miuras on display. Wow. Tiny little thing as beautiful today as it was back then!
I have Bentley's, Alfa's, Aston's, Ferrari's and E-Type's in my collection. Intend to add this to it now. I'm a enthusiastic collector of Vintage Scalextric cars made in the 60's.
Harry is a complete gent, who really knows what he’s doing. Back in the day I lent him cars, without a worry in the world. Absolute expert. The new owner will benefit from the video yes, but still, hats off for allowing it - didn’t need to 👍🏼
The Miura was one of my precious dinky toys when I was young. Since then, I have always considered the Miura as one of the most beautiful cars in the world. I am now 45 years old, and the Miura is still one of my exotic favorites. Will probably never be able to drive in one, let alone own one. But, what a beauty it is, especially in this original green color. Dear Harry, I love your reviews, but this is my favorite review. Thank you very much for this experience. If only I could experience this car from the passenger seat.....OMG, LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT
Miura and XKE the two best. Who doesn't love this car? I've been lusting after it since reading the road test in Road and Track in 1969. "We were on a two lane California blacktop at 120 mph and a Porche came up behind us flashing the lights to pass. We dropped Two gears and left him a spec in the rear view in seconds..." Good review Harry. I've learned yet even more about this car with your review.
Hey Harry! Thank you for your awesome content! I'm a young car enthusiast from #Kenya, living in #Nairobi and your channel is a godsend for guys and gals like me who love cars like these but don't have access to them! Cheers!
@@julianevans9548 Our circumstances in Northern California don't rate any better... especially finding anyone loony enough to hand me his keys!!! It seems that I may have seen a Miura in a car show a few years ago but I can't remember for certain. One gets to a point where one's memory becomes just a bit "porous" and some pertinent details slip through the cracks! ;^) In the mean time, we'll just have to thank Harry for doing such a splendid job and keep watching.
This review really put us in the seat there with Harry. Great feeling for the car with that view through the front windscreen. And great info in Harry's commentary. Awesome Vid!!! THANKS PS- THANK YOU To the Miura Owner too!!!
I first saw the MIURA at Earls Court Motor show in 1966! It was the outstanding car of that show even when it was tucked away in the corner! I was a body design apprentice with Rootes Group at the time and have still 55 years later never seen a more outstanding design! every line and curve could not be bettered!
Harry, this video is the best. Thank you to the new owner who clearly told you to go for it. Great to see some faster driving than normal - maybe it's just the longer cut and/or the different camera angles. Please keep up this style for your future reviews - I love the onboard and the long takes. Thank you
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Any youtuber would have used a clickbait title like "I DRIVE A 1.3 MILLION POUNDS LAMBORGHINI ON THE STREETS". Harry doesn't do that, and I'm grateful for that.
Yes, one of his many qualities that makes him so appealing. A genuine, intelligent gentleman.
You don't need clickbait this is better "Lamborghini Miura history and drive review. Mega sound!"
That’s a lot to do with why he’s the best.
Lol so accurate.
Those are kids with low on cash
The only TH-camr who can do a review of a Lamborghini, while pausing to read off a book. Epic review Harry!
Most of the others struggle to read....
Interesting that harry describes how bob wallace and his team drove the miura all day at 150mph to develop it, but how he (harry) wasnt usually keen on pushing a miura? What the hell was bob doing all day?
The Miura is still to this day the prettiest supercar ever built.
looks great from every angle but the front.
Amen, and in that color. Oh man.
Why do so many people think its one if them best looking ever? Idk, I was never crazy about it. Personally I think the McLaren F1 is the most timeless design ever!
BOTH are Masterpieces. But the marvelous Miura is the FIRST ever mid-engine road car. More than 30 years before the supra F1. Think about it. Being filthy rich, I'd own both, of course.
I'm surprised other drivers weren't crashing as it went past.
This brings wonderful memories of when I was a child, my father had a white SV with all the extras like Britax racing seat belts! The engine noise is pure mechanical music, the body shape is absolutely stunningly beautiful and no car has ever come close to its beauty in my opinion. Great review by the way.
Wow. I am stunned. Even 4 years later. Your dad had a white Miura sv? ??? Life must be good at Andreas's house 🏠 😊
Hats off to the new owner who let him drive it at 1.3 million
Not really, would you trust Harry? I'd trust Harry.....
Harry's fine, it's everybody else on the road you have to watch.
I was just watching the smoking tire podcast, and one of the guest casually said "I think I am ready to buy a Miura SV".. The silence in the room was hilarious! Rich people don't really think about the price like us peasants, if they did they wouldn't be able to justify spending it
Thinking it was the new owner following in the BMW
and to the insurer...
The age of this car just blows me away, I can't imagine owning this thing in 1966.
exactly
With a young Gina Lollobrigida by your side
It means you could buy a huge house with the same money spent for the car.
Right!! in 1966, this was light years ahead of everything else except some race cars! And the most gorgeous LOOKING car to this day IN 2019 imo.
@@Virtuoso23 how supercars should be,
I'm sure the new owner is over the moon that you have reviewed his car so beautifully. Thank you for this.
I'll never get to drive a Miura but I love them, my favorite Lambo for so many reasons, and watching this gives me a far better idea what it would be like to drive, I was impressed, delighted, smiling from ear to ear, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Never click so fast on a notification..probably the most beautiful car ever made ❤️
Yeah, any Harry's video is insta-click for me, really.
Robert and Andre both totally.
(This is what top gear should always have been before bbc decided to idiotise it.)
Fairly close. Along with the 250 GTO.
Same here. Miura + Harry Metcalfe = upvote (within seconds)
After the Abarth 205! But it's gorgeous!
The sound of that engine and drivetrain is absolutely awesome 👌
Top car, top guy and top review .... Thank you Harry, you deliver yet again !!
*Who can seriously dislike Harry's videos ?*
**raises his hand** I HATE his British whines on his trips.
Same thought!
Prius drivers
@@Maloy7800 Get a grip, you little shit.
@@amalek80 well said
Arguably the most beautiful car ever produced. The Countach's styling is outrageous - but the Miura is stunning. :-)
It is the most beautiful car ever produced, no one can say otherwise and come with a better looking contender
Rover Waters mmmmh... Enzo Ferrari is 't happy.about your statement !!!
When the Miura was unveiled, I must have read Car and Driver's detailed article a hundred times but only today have I learned what this car is all about. Thanks, Harry!
I was born the same year as the Muira. As a child I had a diecast model of one and I was captivated by it’s flowing curves, and the way the rear hinged up to see the engine. I still am! There’s some beautiful cars from other eras, but to me this is the sexiest car ever built.
Me too, the Miura, and, Maserati Bora were my fave die cast model road cars. The Ferrari 330 P4 and Ford GT40 my fave race cars models. Then seeing my toys come to life in films and TV motor sports more or less captured my soul for life. 50+ years later and I’m reduced to the same excited kid of 1970 when these beautiful machines come into view especially the Miura, the sexiest beast of a car ever built IMO. I feel quite privileged to have lived as a kid in that era, finding out later in life that it was the golden age of sports cars on road and track!
First, thank you for your wonderful reviews, which I think are still among the best you can find.
Of course even Harry cannot possibly know everything... just a little note aside:
Wallace was a test driver, not an engineer, he did not design anything, but he did have a big part in development. The engineers were Paolo Stanzani and Giampaolo Dallara, they designed the chassis, the semi-monocoque, the engine/gearbox layout, Marcello Gandini penned the body (all by himself in a very short time)
All true, bravo
Harry it is so nice to see you in action again, and with one of the most beautiful, iconic, important works of automotive art ever conceived. I don’t know how in the world you come by all these opportunities to drive the best cars ever made, but I’m thankful you do. I’ve been reading your articles for a long time and thoroughly enjoyed every one. But I personally have been more influenced by these videos over the last several years (both with Evo and on your own) than I ever was beforehand. Please keep enjoying and sharing as long as you’re able. I will savor every one.
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Harry, my favourite episode yet! I absolutely loved the footage from the rear of that lime green Miura ripping through the countryside with a blue sky, and the sound!!!
The best one of Harry's to date, helped by the fact it's still my favourite of all time car. Watching Harry drive it and 'being there with him' as if I'm in the passenger seat is the closest I'll ever get to experience the sight and sound of these fine cars.
TH-cam rarely gets better than a half hour Harry review of a Miura
Totally love this car in a way I wasn’t expecting. It seems to have such purpose about it and a great driving experience. Thanks Harry for bringing this car alive and revealing its incredible pedigree.
and the cameras go off a few miles from the destination so he can get it singing at 150 mph plus a good bit more. What a glorious piece of automotive history. Nice one Harry. You are a class act.
Fantastic video of an icon of car design. This is what happens when you give brilliant young engineers and designers free reign.
Man , you can really hear those gears between the engine and transmission. What a glorious howl!
Goosebumps and tears of joy! Thank you so much Harry for doing justice to that beautiful car and the marque :) Absolutely the best Miura review ever!
I love cars with classic design!!! Especially Lamborghini Miura!😗😗😗
Harry's passion for cars is very very evident. I really enjoy all the nostalgia and in depth reviews of these wonderful cars and accoutrements.
A newbie here.
I salute you, Monsieur Harry, for your documented films on awesome motorcars. We certainly feel your deep appreciation of those wonderful machines and their technical details. Bella Machinas as our Italian friends would rightly say.
Merci encore Monsieur.
This guy is giving the best account I’ve ever seen of this legendary car. Very well researched, and demonstrated with an absolutely pristine Miura example. This vid will be in my archive for the ages, for sure.
Literally made Harry speechless. What a car, what a driver, what a video - absolutely stunning.
Still the best looking car ever to leave the Lamborghini factory.
For sure pure uncluttered lines it sort of just flows from front to back and forms this automotive masterpiece the modern designers could learn so much from the fellows that went before nowadays o reckon there’s to much emphasis on computer modelling and wind tunnels
ANY factory
It's the best looking car ever to leave any factory.
I will never forget when as a young driver in the 70's, I was passed by a Miura... Effortlessly.
TBH, I don't imagine that even the fastest human on Earth would present much of a challenge to a sports car. 🙄
Oh, you mean while you were actually driving another car? Again, no commoners cars, and very few cars of *any* sort in the 70s, would've got within a country mile of a Miura.
The silhouette of the Miura is just jaw-dropping
It is like Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale, just decades ahead of the times.
Amazing classic car design (and colour) that looked contemporary in 1990s and still looks fresh today (2020). Thanks for the review Harry, you’re a legend.
Harry, best regards to the chap who loaned it out. Brilliant. Cheers
The most beautiful supercar of all time. In 50 years, there have been many great cars but none have even come close to matching the sheer sinuous perfection of the Miura.
That introduction was the most awesome piece of car review ever. This man is waaaaay better than any "star journalist".... Really enjoyed this and what a piece of art.
I saw this very car out on the road today and I just had to relive the magnificent video of it in action. What an experience. Thanks Harry
congrats to the new owner and thank you Harry for taking us along for the ride
My number one all-time favourite car! And the perfect colour too! ❤️
Love the fact the restoration was done with driving in mind, the wider rear wheels give it perfect attitude. Not that I will ever get to drive one. I don't doubt the brakes would give up pretty quickly, but I can almost feel every wriggle of the steering wheel and that gorgeous sounding lump climbing through it's rev range. Thanks Harry !
One of my favorites. I will own one someday for sure!
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No, you won't.
@@AsinineComment hahaha true
It’s only money. US$1,800,000 for this one. I don’t imagine they’re getting cheaper.
I mean his channel i see pretty high budget super cars so there's probably 50/50 that he can buy this wonderfull masterpiece
Criminal seeing those wheel weights on the outer rim. Amazing car, great colour. Great review by harry as always.
beautiful spec with that color green and blue interior. thanks to the owner for sharing with us
Two things struck me about this video; 1) Just how utterly wonderful the Miura is 2) Just how utterly wonderful Harry Metcalfe is. Bravo!
I owned one of these in the 60's..............Matchbox - I was 6 or 7 and this car blew me away. Still does.
When I was a kid, one of my Dad's friends owned one. He took me for a drive in it . . . I was five, and to me, it was like riding in a spaceship. Felt like an astronaut, so I did. A fantastic car, a wonderful ride, and the sound! Thank you, Dr. Finch!
Yesss. Drive it how it’s meant to be driven 😁. Also the knowledge and attention to detail you have in your reviews is amazing. Well done.
Lime green with that gorgeous muted mid blue leather. Oh my, that is the stuff of dreams. And that's before you even get to that shape. Incredible!
Seen this in person at cars and coffee it’s amazing , the interior and the colour and just the whole car is just the best
Hi,1.3 mill in safe hands ,driven for passion by a man who loves cars .thanks for the trip Harry and thank you to the new custodian of this engineering work of art ,Please put it in your lounge .
Your enthusiasm is contagious Harry. What a car. What an owner to let you do a vid. Cheers!
Was born in 63. Was my fav car when i was 6 and still is. Jensen interceptor number 2. Iso grifo 3. Maserati bora 4.
Gotta luv Harry's recitation of the "mood" and "spirit" surrounding the development of the car...........what a terrific video!!! Thanx Harry!!!!
>> Harry, we love the front view camera shooting forward over your shoulder.
Amazing being able to see the engine in your rear view window, especially in this day and age of plastic covers and hiding everything.
And so brave, driving someone else's million pound car. :)
In my book, the most beautiful car ever made!
Got to remember , they made this when we had the mark 1 cortina. Way ahead ofits time .
I agree
Absolutely!
wow, what an experience for me ; thank you for taking me along your road test. I have always lusted after this car for the last 10 years and not a day goes by that I continue to appreciate the detailing that went into this car. The "Original super car" term I hadn't known till I watched this video. Hope to see one in real life someday.
Harry you've done it again. You are easily the best on TH-cam at this kind of thing. I could have watched this all day long.
And what a car. Absolutely stunning. I had never appreciated the rear view of a Miura quite so much before. It's just beautiful and does not look anything like 50+ years old.
Thank you so much for this. A rubbish day just got a lot better.
Is this the best car video in the whole of TH-cam till date? It feels like it. Absolutely amazing Harry's passion for cars and detailed description of the Miura. Thanks, Harry!
14:45 'This is a...' presses the accelerator and goes quiet for a bit... That sound was enough to make everyone quiet for a bit. Loving your videos Harry. Gent.
It’s 11/21/2022 and I’m watching this for the first time. Fascinating to see Harry’s shed and his collection at that time.
If cars had names, this Italian beauty could be easily named SOPHIA LAUREN . Harry thanks for this upload !
Loren, please.
Harry, I keep coming back to this video to get a “car fix”. Your reviews are just so classy. It’s going to be a future classic. Thank you.
I like how you, unlike Top Gear, give a very historical and informative overview of the vehicles you are reviewing
The Muira was such a brilliant car! The most beautiful car ever built in my opinion and was so way ahead of its time! Doesn't look old even but obvously does when you drive it! Thanks for that film. Thoroughly enjoyed it and I am the same colour as the car. Just burning with envy!
60s Italy must be awesome, a lot of cars (even race cars) were tested on the road and the police didn't even bother and in fact enjoying them.
it still happens today ;) Lamborghini never had a test track
That is correct. Every Lambo goes ripping around a small town nearby.
In the 60s, in Italy, as in all of Europe, there were no speedlimits. So why should the police interfere?
Its only nowadays that we have become prisoners of nanny states and Big Brothers are watching us
Yeah what a time it should be theez days the cops are pussies
@@phildoc73 Yeah screw speed limits, lets bring back the higher road deaths!
Best Miura video ever. I went to the Toronto International Auto show in 2020 just before the Covid isolation. Not one but Two Miuras on display. Wow.
Tiny little thing as beautiful today as it was back then!
I have Bentley's, Alfa's, Aston's, Ferrari's and E-Type's in my collection. Intend to add this to it now.
I'm a enthusiastic collector of Vintage Scalextric cars made in the 60's.
Yeah course you have
@user-ht9fr6eh9u - You do know that they are miniature model slot cars?
I come to Harry and Jay for the story behind the car and not just specs. That is why we all enjoy cars. It’s the memories they create.
"Hill start in the Miura, thank you very much" 😂😂😂 great, Harry, just great👌😄😄
Harry is a complete gent, who really knows what he’s doing. Back in the day I lent him cars, without a worry in the world. Absolute expert. The new owner will benefit from the video yes, but still, hats off for allowing it - didn’t need to 👍🏼
Harry, your enthusiasm for this car is infectious. Great video as always!
Superb restoration and such a sensory experience. Generous new owner allowing others to enjoy his stunning car.
went from naples to rome in high speed train yesterday. took longer than in the Miura! wow!
The Miura was one of my precious dinky toys when I was young. Since then, I have always considered the Miura as one of the most beautiful cars in the world. I am now 45 years old, and the Miura is still one of my exotic favorites. Will probably never be able to drive in one, let alone own one. But, what a beauty it is, especially in this original green color. Dear Harry, I love your reviews, but this is my favorite review. Thank you very much for this experience. If only I could experience this car from the passenger seat.....OMG, LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT
it is a pleasure to watch these vids. Harry really has no competition on TH-cam when it comes to car reviews
love these videos , just sit here grinning like a schoolboy , the best content around bar none , thank you Harry
Fantastic video Harry. A true drivers car being driven, what a soundtrack.
Miura and XKE the two best. Who doesn't love this car? I've been lusting after it since reading the road test in Road and Track in 1969. "We were on a two lane California blacktop at 120 mph and a Porche came up behind us flashing the lights to pass. We dropped Two gears and left him a spec in the rear view in seconds..."
Good review Harry. I've learned yet even more about this car with your review.
Hey Harry! Thank you for your awesome content! I'm a young car enthusiast from #Kenya, living in #Nairobi and your channel is a godsend for guys and gals like me who love cars like these but don't have access to them! Cheers!
Don't worry, none of us in the UK have access to these cars either! (I did once see Harry in his Zonda on a roundabout.)
Lol How true. It's cool you got to see one in the 'wild', out and about though ;)
@@julianevans9548 Our circumstances in Northern California don't rate any better... especially finding anyone loony enough to hand me his keys!!! It seems that I may have seen a Miura in a car show a few years ago but I can't remember for certain. One gets to a point where one's memory becomes just a bit "porous" and some pertinent details slip through the cracks! ;^) In the mean time, we'll just have to thank Harry for doing such a splendid job and keep watching.
Thanks Harry. Your vast knowledge and experience adds another dimension to a car review.
The smile on your face and the glorious engine note said it all.
Is this the best review EVER ?
What a CAR !!
What a NOISE !!!
I owned this car, in this color around 1970. Of course, it was a Corgi model version and I was 10 years old, but I loved it nonetheless!
Hahaha, you had me there for a minute 😄
@@geespar1
Me too. I fell for it
I don't either, ahahahahaah.......
Ciao from Italy
That is the best presentation of a Miura I've ever seen, sir!
History and stories and the prettiest car ever made. And what a noise!!
Fab watch.
This review really put us in the seat there with Harry. Great feeling for the car with that view through the front windscreen. And great info in Harry's commentary. Awesome Vid!!! THANKS PS- THANK YOU To the Miura Owner too!!!
What an absolutely drop dead gorgeous car with the soundtrack to match the looks.
OMG 😮😮😮
As soon as i saw the thumbnail, i immediatly clicked and liked. Absolutly love the Miura!!!
What a magnificent car. As a 10 year old , I had the Corgi model in this colour and I still have it.
Looks like Classic Motor Hub has an Alfa Montreal. Any chance of a test of that one, Harry?
aussiebloke609 Oh yes! Would love to see Harry review the Montreal. Beautiful car and always an intriguing one.
Wow! That engine sounds AMAZING!!!!
Ah, Harry! First the Lotus Esprit last week and now this!! You're reading my mind. Please keep them coming! Thanks again.
MERAVIGLIOSA !! GRAZIE PER LA PROVA !! SALUTI A TUTTI
Such an impossibly gorgeous shape
thatguy11 I think it's the beard, or maybe his shirt, but you're right. ;-)
I can vouch for those roads around where Harry lives - some of them are truly outstanding drives.
This is a beautiful, timeless machine. Amazing.
I first saw the MIURA at Earls Court Motor show in 1966! It was the outstanding car of that show even when it was tucked away in the corner! I was a body design apprentice with Rootes Group at the time and have still 55 years later never seen a more outstanding design! every line and curve could not be bettered!
Sensational - Favourite car in the best colour in a great part of the world in the hands of the top motoring Journo - Bellissimo!
Harry, this video is the best. Thank you to the new owner who clearly told you to go for it. Great to see some faster driving than normal - maybe it's just the longer cut and/or the different camera angles. Please keep up this style for your future reviews - I love the onboard and the long takes. Thank you
I wanna cry, thank you thank you harry.
Gilliatt83 You need help!!!!😱
1.3 million pound maybe!
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