The supercar that shocked the world with its revolutionary wedge-shaped aerodynamic design. The Countach (named after a Piedmontese exclamation) was the first Lamborghini to introduce the iconic upward-opening "Lambo Doors."
The Countach was so innovative that it remained in production from 1971 to 1990, evolving through various versions over the years.
This particular car is a 25th Anniversary Edition, the final version of the Countach.
• The 25th Anniversary Edition featured aerodynamic enhancements, air intakes, and side skirts, improving airflow for greater speed, reaching up to 300 km/h.
• Many of the aesthetic and aerodynamic modifications were designed by Horacio Pagani.
• This example, with just 260 km, was delivered new for the U.S. market.
• The car is matching numbers and colors, complete with a Lamborghini Certificate of Origin.
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