But a turbo Countach didn't exist, did it? Well, it turns out that it does exist. There are only two of them like this and ...

Long before the Urus became both Lamborghini’s first SUV and its first turbo-powered model, a Swiss dealer installed a pair of snails in the engine bay of his Countach. With nearly 750 hp on tap ...

It’s a car collector’s dream. A long-lost 1980 Lamborghini Countach turbo, one of only two like it that were built, found after it’s owner’s death in the storage facility he’d kept ...

Fortunately, this is but a rendering, one that brings us a twin-turbo Countach. With the pixels here having been rearranged by digital artist Jon Sibal, this looks like one mean machine.

Residing in Thailand is a Lamborghini Countach replica unlike any other, featuring parts from a Hyundai, Subaru, Nissan and Lexus. From the outside, the replica looks pretty cool, thanks partly to ...

Whoever purchases this body kit for their Countach will surely add a twin-turbo kit and other mods — if they haven't already, that is. I say fuck the purists. The entire point of a supercar is ...

Turbo, Quattrovalvole. More aero, fatter tires, meaner spec. By the time production ended, in 1990, the Countach commanded six-figure dealer sums, Ferrari’s respect, and a Roman cavalry’s ...

A Lamborghini Countach is just too rare and specialised, an Aston Vantage is too much a car of the ’50s and a Porsche 911 Turbo is just too eccentric, even flawed, in its fundamental layout.

Porsche 930 Turbo, and Fiat 500. The Lego model consists of 1,506 pieces and costs $299 in the U.S. In the world of supercars, few models are more iconic than the Countach, and the 5000 QV is ...

The Lamborghini Countach’s rarity and status as the bedroom wall poster car of the 1980s has made it exceedingly valuable as a collector’s car. That said, a few examples of the car have risen ...

Lego launched a replica of the Lamborghini Countach years ago as part of its Speed Champions collection, but the model is more of a toy than a collector’s item. The brand has since announced a ...

Is there anything that could have made the Lamborghini Countach more awesome in the 1980s? The wedge shape with all of the wings and all of the glamour was more likely to be on your wall at home ...