Lamborghini is preparing one of the most meaningful celebrations in its history as the Miura turns 60, and there may be no better stage than Pebble Beach Automotive Week. On Sunday, August 16, more than 40 Miuras are set to gather on the famed 3rd fairway of Pebble Beach Golf Links, creating what Lamborghini says will be the largest assembly of Miuras ever brought together anywhere in the world. For the first time in Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance history, that 3rd fairway will be opened for a featured activation, giving the public a rare chance to see a once-in-a-lifetime display of the car that helped create the modern supercar.

The Miura’s importance cannot be overstated. When Lamborghini introduced it in 1966, it challenged nearly every expectation of what a road car could be. Its mid-engine layout, dramatic proportions, and Marcello Gandini design transformed performance engineering into rolling sculpture. Long before “supercar” became everyday automotive language, the Miura delivered the template: exotic looks, extreme performance, emotional design, and a sense of occasion that turned every appearance into an event.

The Pebble Beach gathering will also be a tribute to the collectors who have preserved these cars for nearly six decades. Lamborghini Club USA helped make the display possible, and the United States remains a major part of the Miura story, serving as Lamborghini’s top global market and home to one of the world’s strongest communities of Miura owners. Seeing more than 40 examples together will be extraordinary, not just because of their rarity, but because each one represents a different piece of Lamborghini history, restoration craftsmanship, and collector passion.

Lamborghini Chairman and CEO Stephan Winkelmann described the Miura as more than a beautiful car or engineering milestone, noting that it changed how the world imagined performance, design, and desire. That is exactly why Pebble Beach feels like the right setting. The Concours has long been the place where provenance, beauty, craftsmanship, and cultural influence meet, and the Miura belongs among the most important automobiles ever shown there. Nearly 60 years after its debut, its influence can still be seen in every mid-engine Lamborghini that followed, along with much of the exotic-car world it helped inspire.

As Lamborghini looks toward an electrified and technologically advanced future, the Miura remains the car that reminds everyone where the brand’s modern legend truly began. It was bold, low, impossibly beautiful, and unapologetically different. This 60th anniversary celebration at Pebble Beach will not just be a display of rare Italian machinery. It will be a living timeline of the moment Lamborghini rewrote the exotic-car rulebook and created an icon that still feels as revolutionary today as it did in 1966.