Doug's excitement about this car is so obvious in the video, but when he got back from borrowing it to shoot this video, he experienced an equal part something else that I often feel after driving this car: relief. Every drive in this car is an EVENT. Even when it doesn't catch on fire.

My dad bought this car in 1974 and it was after its third fire in the late 70s that he took it off the road (well actually it took itself off the road). I was born in the late 80s and the car was never roadworthy during my life until I was 31 years old. As a child, it was deeply disappointing (and not credible) to tell your schoolmates that you had a Lamborghini but it was a paperweight Lamborghini. I'm delighted that it's back on the road now and getting shared with enthusiasts like Doug or Jason Cammisa, but also all of the strangers who approach me when I'm out in it and simply thank me for driving my own car. I've never owned anything that has had that effect on people before. Seeing it on the road is quite literally a dream come true for me.

I’m from the south and this is how I say his name phonetically
Doug DeMiura

This video reminded me of what being a car guy actually is. How it feels. The excitement. Everything. Reminded me of why I love cars. Doug is a legend for reminding us about the magic of cars.

35:43 "I'm fitting in here just fine"     forehead in visor     LOVE YOU DOUG

My grandfather had one in red. The story on how he became a Miura owners was interesting. He was in Italy on vacation and walked into an Alfa Romero dealership. The Alfa 1750  caught his eye and he wanted to buy one on the spot. Little back ground on my grandfather. He owned several heavy diesel service centers in southern Florida and NYC. He also had a franchise license to sell Peterbilt trucks. Anyways, he purchased the Alfa 1750 and while waiting to finalize the deal, the owner of the Alfa Romero dealership asked my grandfather what he did  for a living. My grandfather told him the owner of the Alfa dealership what he did for a living and the owner of the dealership told my grandfather that he loved American trucks and wanted a long nose ring. My grandfather told him that he could arrange a deal and the owner stated that he wanted it for his farm. My grandfather told him that he had a slightly used 1968 Peterbilt 359 and that he would part with it for 28k. The owner of the dealer then said I have a car that I don’t fit into very well, but is beautiful and I will trade you the Alfa 1750 and a Miura for the long nose 359. To make a long story short, the deal was made and my grandfather came home with a 1968 Miura and an Alfa 1750. My father inherited both cars and the business when my grandfather passed and still owns both cars.

Don’t recall Doug to have been more excited than for this review

This is a Huge achievement for Doug. Imagine having the opportunity to review one of the most sought after cars of all time. Well deserved👏

STUNNING! For a guy who originally started making tractors to this beautiful work of art. It would of been awesome to be at the unveiling of this car to see the look on the face of Enzo Ferrari. And Doug you looked like a kid in a candy store. Congrats man! Take care from "a extremely cold" Canada eh!

Seeing Doug’s excitement is great. It’s a reminder that he is a car enthusiast, not just some YouTube car review guy.

I love Doug's uncontrollable excitement for this one. I'd be grinning like an idiot too. Well done to whoever let him take a look at this car, and well reviewed.

The voice at the very beginning that's almost bringing tears of joy to Doug is what does it for me lol

What a beautiful car 😍 most of today's cars absolutely lack personality.

Everyone saying they haven’t seen Doug this excited must have missed the original Ford Explorer review!

This is not just a car, this is actual history. What a lovely piece of art.

imagine being a passer-by and seeing a t-shirted man sitting on the curb with an iphone on a stand crying his eyes out because he finally gets to film what you consider to just be "an old sports car, maybe one of those ferraris"

Just the sound of Doug being so close to tears of joy is heartwarming

Doug, it's Roberto from Italy: let me tell you that this is the most compelling, enthusiastic, and genuine review of the Miura that I've ever seen in my whole life.
Well done!

Doug is more than just a car YouTuber. He's a car lover and enthusiast. That car is beautiful 😍

Doug's excitement is contagious!! 😅

This video needs more likes for how much Doug liked having this experience!