Lamborghini upgraded the original Countach ... what front lift? If you like the general shape, thank Bertone. If you like the wide wheel arches, thank Pirelli. If you like the giant rear wing ...

Functionally, the wing on a Countach didn't do much other than generate front-end lift at high speeds, but you can argue it made the car. For most people, it's hard to picture a Countach without one.

Not all Countach models had the iconic triangular rear wing, and various sources claim that this appendage is actually engineered to be neutral to avoid complications with the front lift ...

(There is a wing, since the car’s power and performance ... The narrow grille on the front with the word “Countach” written on it is also based on the original concept version.

As production went on, the Countach’s wheel arches grew, and it spawned a gigantic boomerang-shaped wing. In all ... from the gearbox—positioned in front of the engine and between the driver ...

Of course there are the requisite bolted-on fender flares, completely slammed suspension, and wide wheels. The Liberty Walk Countach also has a front bumper reminiscent of the Diablo GT and the ...

That iconic rear wing was purely cosmetic. The Countach actually suffers front axle lift at high speed, and bolting a park bench out back only exacerbates the issue. But customers loved the look ...

Cannonball director Hal Needham apparently knew the buyer, which is how the Countach ended up being ... the props department added the front wing and two more headlights, three CB-looking antennas ...

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The vehicle received a full-length bumper, the headlights got moved closer to the front edge ... in the remade Countach and, out to the back, the addition of a rear wing that kind of looks ...

a movable roof spoiler that directs air to a similarly flexible rear wing. Perhaps taking a page from the Cannonball Run Countach's silly front-end spoilers, the recently patented aero system ...