Lamborghini Countach

Lamborghini cashes in on the 803-hp hybrid's retro style and heritage.

A modern Countach has been revealed to mark 50 years of the wickedly angular, outrageously fast, and notoriously challenging to drive supercar.

The car will be displayed on National Mall in September.

Lamborghini shared a short video declaring that the Countach is coming back, possibly as a special edition V-12 supercar based on the Aventador.

It was at the 1971 Geneva International Motor Show that the world was first treated to the wild design of the Countach.

Lamborghini built just 658 examples of the Countach 25th Anniversary Edition, and this one has been kept by original owner since new.

The Lamborghini Countach may duke it out for the title of the most recognized car from the Italian firm with the Miura, but this particular car is bound to be highly desirable. None other than Mario Andretti owned the classic Italian supercar and it's for sale via Motor Car Gallery. For those...

It seems like most Lamborghini model names are associated with bullfighting. That's not true with all of Lamborghinis though, as the most famous example of moniker derivation lies with the Countach. Bertone designer Marcello Gandini is the man responsible for some all-time great automotive styling...

A Reddit user visiting his grandma took the opportunity to check out a pair of cars he knew to be sitting neglected in the family garage. One is a Ferrari 308 and the other is a Lamborghini Countach, both of which need some serious love and affection. Regardless of the current state of both cars...

Valentino Balboni is a name synonymous with Lamborghini. This man started as an apprentice for the company back in 1968 before he worked his way up to becoming the chief test driver for the Italian automaker. Valentino retired in 2008 after working for the bullish sports car builder for 40 years...

Between 1973 and 1990, Lamborghini produced just 2,049 examples of the Countach. That's right around 120 cars per year. Contrast that with 14,000-plus Gallardo coupes and convertibles Lamborghini has built, and you can see that the Countach is an exceptionally rare machine. That's why it's exciting...

Is this avant garde city car for real?

The area surrounding Lamborghini’s factory in Sant'Agata Bolognese, Italy, is mostly made up of rustic farmland; the tranquil ambience interrupted only by a passing tractor every now and then. You start to wonder, this is where one some of the world’s most ferocious supercars are born?...