Lamborghini Countach
Lamborghini Countach is popular in both Italy and Germany Lamborghini Countach – The Poster Car of a Generation Overview The Lamborghini Countach (produced 1974–1990 ) is one of the most iconic supercars in history. It replaced the Miura and defined Lamborghini’s wild, wedge-shaped design language that influenced nearly every Lambo that followed. Its name “Countach” comes from a Piedmontese Italian exclamation of astonishment, roughly meaning “Wow!” — fitting for a car that left jaws on the floor worldwide. Engine & Performance Layout: Mid-engine, rear-wheel drive Engine: Naturally aspirated V12 (various displacements over the years) Early models: 3.9L V12 (~375 hp) Later models: Up to 5.2L V12 with 455 hp (Countach 5000 QV & 25th Anniversary edition) Transmission: 5-speed manual Performance (varied by model): 0–100 km/h (0–62 mph): ~5.0 seconds (fast for the era) Top speed: ~290–310 km/h (180–193 mph) At the time, these...