Events & Tours
The Italian Job getting us started again
La Cité De L’Automobile Museé National in Mulhouse is hosting a new exhibition called “Pop Lamborghini”, which is dedicated to the history of Lamborghini cars. The exhibition features the famous orange Miura (chassis #3586) from the Kaiser Collection, which was used in the movie The Italian Job. The exhibition includes striking images from the movie and is the first international event in the classic car world to send out a clear signal of optimism. The exhibition will run until January 10, 2021.

La Cité De L’Automobile Museé National in Mulhouse is sending out a positive message by inaugurating, on 9 July, an exciting new exhibition devoted to Lamborghini. The title of the exhibition, “Pop Lamborghini”, is a reference both to the colorful extraordinariness of the cars that wrote the history of Lamborghini, and to the artistic and cultural context of their time. It is the first international event in the classic car world to send out a clear signal of optimism as we all get started again.
Still with the plate used for the filming of the movie The Italian Job, the Miura of the Kaiser Collection exhibited, as the star of the exhibition Pop Lamborghini at the Museé National Cité De L'Automobile in Mulhouse, France.
The exhibition’s main attraction, thanks in part to the inclusion of striking and significant images from the famous movie The Italian Job, is the magnificent orange Miura (chassis #3586) lent by the Kaiser Collection. Indeed, the car will be exhibited both physically and also through images, projected onto large screens, that show it roaring up the Gran San Bernardo pass with actor Rossano Brazzi at the wheel.


