This Lamborghini Has Just 29 Miles And Could Sell For $3 Million

Lamborghini knows how to build crazy supercars, but the Reventon Roadster takes things to another level. It looks like a fighter jet on wheels, packs a V12, and is rarer than most Lamborghinis out there. Now, one of just 15 examples is heading to auction in the US, and it could fetch more than $3 million.

Yep, that's a lot of cash for a car that's barely been driven.

Lamborghini launched the Reventon Roadster in 2009, two years after the coupe made its debut. Prices started at around $2.1 million, and most owners kept their cars tucked away. This one was delivered new to Singapore and has covered just 29 miles in 16 years. It now sits in Miami, looking for its next owner. Talk about a garage queen.

The styling is a big part of the appeal. Inspired by fighter jets like the F-22, the Reventon has sharp edges, angular bodywork, and a face that means business. Even the Aventador, which arrived in 2011, couldn't quite match its wild looks. 

Under the hood sits a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 pumping out 661 hp, paired with a six-speed e-gear transmission. The listing says it still has its original 2009 tires and drive belt. A computer scan also shows the engine spent 95% of its time below 1,400 rpm. In plain English, this V12 has barely broken a sweat.

There’s one thing to keep in mind, though: a car can sit in a garage for years and still need some TLC. This Lamborghini Reventon has a new battery and a flushed fuel system, but it may need more work before hitting the road. The original tires and drive belt have been around since 2009, after all. For a collector, it’s a rare gem. For someone planning to drive it, there could be a few extra bills on top of that $3 million price tag.