The engine is the same as the one found in the Lamborghini Aventador, but the unique four outlet exhaust of the Countach gives it a much different sound compared to the brand?s other cars.
This example appears to be a factory test prototype, sporting a unique set of wheels, as well as a gray hood panel. We doubt that somebody ordered the vehicle In this spec, but it would be nice to see an example in one of the other 30 colors that Lamborghini offers.
The second time the driver leaves the factory, he clearly tries to tone it down to avoid unwanted attention ? as if that was possible in a Lambo. All of the 112 units of the LPI 800-4 had been sold out prior to the unveiling for $2.64 million each, making it significantly more expensive than the Aventador but cheaper than the $3.7 million Sián FKP 37 sibling. Deliveries will start from the first quarter of 2022 so it won?t be long before we start seeing the modern Countach in supercar meetings and exhibitions all over the world, although a large portion of the owners will likely treat them as garage queens.

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