Personally, I still feel they should have unveiled this Countach homage in the same yellow as the actual 1971 prototype, they are showing that car on various images, but in white, and that’s just not correct, the real car was yellow, and as far as I know she was never repainted before hitting the wall…
Let’s get this straight … no, this isn’t the official release of the new V12 model Lamborghini will be presenting at Pebble Beach in August 2021 as their Countach Homage to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the legendary Countach, the car that introduced the upward-opening doors on the Lamborghini flagship, a feature that’s still being…
Our extensive image gallery on the ARC Design Countach 50 concept, a celebration for the 50th anniversary of the 1971 Lamborghini Countach prototype, read our in-depth article here.
The legendary Lamborghini Countach was introduced in 1971, this futuristic prototype was shown at the Geneva Motor Show is celebrating her 50th anniversary this year, and rumor has it Lamborghini will be unveiling a commemorative edition of the current Lamborghini Aventador V12 flagship model to pay homage to the model that carved the entire future…
The Lamborghini Countach turned 50 this year, the original 5-Liter prototype that is, the first production Countach, the LP400 at that time, was only made in 1974, and it received a very interesting nickname … the Periscopo, because there was actually an indent in the roof with a glass panel that allowed the view from…
The fact that we now have ‘Lamborghini doors’ originated 50 years ago, these days many tuners offer what they call Lamborghini doors for all kinds of cars, and one thing they all have in common … the door hinges upward instead of sideways. That was first seen on the Carabo, but was introduced by Lamborghini…
Between 1978 and 1982, Lamborghini built a total of 235 Countach S models, also known as the Countach LP400 S because of the 4-Liter V12 engine behind the cockpit, and while these cars are now about 40 years old, they aren’t the most sought-after Countach model from the series, the original, narrow-body LP400 is at…
At the Paris auction organized by RM Sotheby’s on February 13th, a rather interesting 1977 Lamborghini Countach sold for € 775,625 ( or US$ 938,658), being an early LP400 with the exotic ‘Periscope’ rearview mirror, this is a price in line with earlier auction results for this model … but this specific Countach comes with…
A lot has been written about the Countach SS, a Lamborghini with a removable roof section making it the only available ‘convertible’ Raging Bull in the Eighties that was built by Al Mardikian, so it wasn’t a factory built car to be honest, but it still looked really amazing anyway, do note that the factory…
