THIS LAMBORGHINI REVENTÓN HAS JUST 29 MILES ON THE CLCOK AND IT'S FOR SALE
2026-10-10By Elise Hartley
- An ultra-rare Lamborghini has emerged for sale
- Its fighter jet-inspired design remains as dramatic as ever
- This particular example has an extraordinary history
Some supercars spend their lives tearing up roads, while others rarely leave the garage. This 2010 Lamborghini Reventón Roadster certainly falls into the latter category, having covered just 29 miles from new. Now, one of Lamborghini's rarest creations is looking for a new owner. The supercar is now up for auction with an estimate as high as $4 million.
ONE OF 15 Unveiled at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, the Reventón Roadster was Lamborghini at its most outrageous. With styling inspired by fighter jets, sharp bodywork and an aggressive stance, it looked unlike almost anything else on the road.
Just 15 Roadsters were produced, making it even rarer than the already exclusive Reventón Coupé. Underneath its dramatic exterior sits a naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 producing 670 PS (661 bhp), sending power to all four wheels through a six-speed E-Gear transmission. Despite being over 15 years old, the Reventón Roadster can still accelerate from 0–62 mph in approximately 3.4 seconds and reach a top speed of 205 mph.
A GARAGE QUEEN What makes this particular example so remarkable is its condition and incredibly low mileage. Originally delivered to Singapore in May 2010, the car has spent most of its life in private storage and has never been registered for road use. Its odometer reads just 29 miles, or approximately 47 kilometres.
Finished in Grigio Reventón, with a black and grey leather and Alcantara interior, it remains exceptionally original. An inspection in January 2026 revealed that it still wears its factory-fitted 2009 tyres, while its transmission clutch showed only 0.1 mm of recorded wear.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY The Reventón Roadster is being offered through luxury auction platform JOOPITER, in partnership with specialist dealer Curated, with bidding running from 8 to 21 October 2026. With only 15 examples ever produced and this one having barely turned a wheel, it represents an exceptionally rare opportunity for collectors. The biggest question is whether its next owner will finally put that V12 to use, or preserve it as one of the lowest-mileage examples of Lamborghini's most dramatic creations.
