Cars that Rock - The Revolutionary Countach

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Italy is the home of Lamborghini, a company where car production is an art form. At the Ferruccio Lamborghini museum Brian meets the founder’s son Tonino Lamborghini, and learns about the history of the marque’s most revolutionary model - the Countach. The stunning design, the ground breaking winged doors, everything about this car was ahead of its time and this was why it was a success even in the tough economic and political climate of 1971.
Cars that Rock with Brian Johnson is a 6-part series which follows the AC/DC frontman and self-confessed petrol head on a journey of discovery into some of Europe’s most iconic car brands.
When he’s not wowing millions of screaming fans in one of the biggest and most important rock bands of all time, AC/DC front man Brian Johnson can normally be found in the seat of a powerful motorcar. Now, he wants to share his passion with the rest of the world as he heads full-speed into his next adventure, delving into the rich histories and remarkable stories of some of Europe’s most iconic car marques, including Mini, Bugatti, Rolls Royce, Lamborghini, Bentley and Porsche. This is Cars that Rock with Brian Johnson.
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[@xanakin123]

My favorite person talking about my favorite car.

[@OCAMELONAAMERICA]

Cara eu gosto muito do programa carros alucinantes com briyan Johnson e essa super máquina é simplesmente um sonho

[@garybullock9627]

Lamborghini could put the countach on sale today without changing a thing and it would still out sell any other supercar that's made

[@purplemonstertv]

Great car. Still looks great 2day

[@flappospammo]

Arguably the most famous car of all time

[@mikewilby1063]

Beautiful car very sweet

[@MegaJohnhammond]

maybe the next time Brian comes to visit they could turn the lights on.