The star of the show pays tribute to what many regard as the coolest Lamborghini of all time – the Countach. The new, Countach LPI 800-4 Lamborghini was launched in 2021, half a century after the original model, one of the most outrageous supercars the world had ever seen, made its debut at the 1971 Geneva motor show. With its signature cab
In all, Lamborghini made five original Countach variants. The Giallo Fly yellow-painted 1988.5 model you see here is an LP5000 Quattrovalvole, also known as the QV. Arguably the most desirable of
The Lamborghini Countach LP Turbo S was so fast and powerful, Lamborghini eventually deemed it unsafe for road use. Produced from 1974 to 1990, the Lamborghini Countach was what sports cars in its era wished they were. The Countach had no match aesthetically. Performance-wise, it obliterated all comers, and while at it, the automobile scooped
The rebooted Countach — which will hit dealers in 2022 — costs about $2.5 million. If you can find one, that is. Lamborghini says it almost immediately sold out of new Countach models, and it’s safe to bet they will trade for more than $2.5 million when those first owners decide to sell. That means that it will out accelerate most other super-SUV's, and even many high-performance sports and muscle cars, in a straight line. The Urus, as a model line, has proven to be the biggest success in Lamborghini's history, moving 15,000 units in 3 years after its 2018 introduction, and is set to pass through 30,000 units sold sometime in 2023! Countach Is Back, Baby! Lamborghini's new LPI 800-4 sports a 769-hp ybrid V12 and 34 hp from an electric motor. The Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 resurrects the classic nameplate in a 769-hp The New Lamborghini Countach LPI800-4 is a modern-day interpretation of the legend. Click to know more about the iconic supercar. And then there’s the small matter of the price; it would W7jCa.