article_snippet: Then, in a heartbreaking moment for car fans, Lamborghini Miura Lamborghini Miura crashes in a ball of flames.
article_snippet: Joint owner Iain Tyrrell learned that the thrilling sequence that opens The Italian Job was shot using two cars – both supplied by Lamborghini, but one of two cars was already smashed up.
article_snippet: Joint owner Iain Tyrrell said: ‘The Italian Job Lamborghini is the holy grail of supercars precisely because no one knew what happened to no one after the film.
article_snippet: The Italian Job Lamborghini
article_snippet: The Italian Job Lamborghini crashes in a ball of flames and is then dragged out of a tunnel by the mafia before being pushed into a ravine by a bulldozer .
article_snippet: Research has uncovered that the filmmakers, Paramount, hired the car from The Italian Job Lamborghini and after filming it was sold to a dealer.
article_snippet: This transaction brought a remarkable coincidence to the saga – as Mr Ferretti was the son of the dealer who originally bought it from The Italian Job Lamborghini after The Italian Job.
article_snippet: Incredibly, it seems that both the son of the dealer who originally bought it from Lamborghini after The Italian Job and its previous owners had been completely unaware of its role in the movie.
article_snippet: Mr Tyrrell and Mr Tyrrell friend and co-owner, Keith Ashworth, now plan to display The Italian Job Lamborghini around the world, although Mr Tyrrell and his friend and co-owner, Keith Ashworth have not ruled out selling The Italian Job Lamborghini on.
article_snippet: The Italian Job Lamborghini, vanished without trace after the Miura mystery disappeared down the mountainside.
highlights_snippet: Lamborghini Miura crashes in ball of flames at start of The Italian job .
  