Lamborghini Countach is coming back
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Those of us who played Top Trumps in the 1970s will always have a soft spot for the Countach. So many ways to win!
It was no Pininfarina Modulo
Would that just be a race to see who ran out of petrol the fastest?!
Nahhh, the rules clearly state a litre of fuel has to be able to be extracted after the race for testing. No fuel and you are disqualified, simple as that
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Not unless you have to sell one of your superyachts to afford it......
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Why are they all grainy?
Surely in this modern age leaks and/or hacked images would still have a decent resolution?
Always remember as a kid, a mate of mine's dad (and his brother) both bought Countach's (1990 25th Annie) and he took us out in it round some country lanes.
I've never been as scared.
He still has it (in white) and I suspect it's worth a small fortune now.
I've never been as scared.
He still has it (in white) and I suspect it's worth a small fortune now.
Not sure what they go for but mega money for certain ones deffo... can't really use them on UK roads, then again not a lot of supercars you can but they're massive when you see them in the flesh! So wide the Diablo was the same, look way bigger in the flesh!
Looks generic Lambo tbh
Where is the giant wang?
Not sure about those later ones. The earlier ones are and are much rarer.
Where is the giant wang?
Not sure about those later ones. The earlier ones are and are much rarer.
Lambos are to make up for the lack of a giant wang aren’t they?
And they didn't even hide the fuel filler inside a vent like on the old car 
I don't think the artistic talent and innovation which created the old supercars can be repeated. The industry is far to corporate and regulated now. There is a good reason the old ones shot up so much in value over the past decade. In terms of the driving experience things have gone backwards.
I don't think the artistic talent and innovation which created the old supercars can be repeated. The industry is far to corporate and regulated now. There is a good reason the old ones shot up so much in value over the past decade. In terms of the driving experience things have gone backwards.
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