FERRARI TESTAROSSA vs LAMBORGHINI COUNTACH - BATTLE OF THE CLASSICS

[@888mf4]

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[@Aamir.Jamari]

Tesla model S plaid race

[@amsterdamn4829]

@@Aamir.Jamari sure... same prestige. Motors on a wheel. lol. Bro, you ain't driven a Ferrari - when you do, then you;ll know.

[@Aamir.Jamari]

@@amsterdamn4829 yes i have driven ferrari before

[@vmax-cv1ml]

It's been the Countach for me since I was in my teens..will never change

[@anferFFmax]

As I kid I preferred the Countach, as a grownup I now prefer the Testarossa.

[@tesla-spectre]

The countach had a design that is even today ahead of the time...

[@heysailorreedy6651]

had a poster of this car in the 80's and it's still stunning

[@honorb4glory606]

When I was a little kid, riding on a long trip in the early 90's, I saw a red Testarosa pass us quickly, with a 75 year old man driving it, with the windows down and a huge smile on his face. It was that moment when I realized being an old person wasn't so bad.

[@rodmunch69]

You didn't see the chick in the passengers seat because her head was in his lap - that was why he was so happy.

[@matthewdrake9699]

Especially if you’re filthy rich!

[@swanblake]

Countach for me. So gorgeous. Timeless

[@888mf4]

Agreed. Still looks like a supercar.

[@mjoscifi]

Same... love both, but the Countach will always be my fav - and, yes, it still looks awesome!

[@Danieljordan2]

Absolutely

[@nothingman9080]

쿤타치 꼬졌어. 뒤가 안 보임.

[@palimpalim5291]

@@mjoscifi And sounds awesome.

[@jimp1646]

The first time I saw a Countach parked up I didn't even know what it was. A massive crowd had formed around it. The design was just crazy. I don't think any other car design will ever have the same impact that the Countach did.

[@christianlewisphotography6910]

I remember seeing a Countach in a showroom in Henley on Thames when I was a child. It was jaw dropping then and still is now.

[@eduardopiva9482]

Ferrari F40

[@schrodingerscat1863]

@@christianlewisphotography6910 Know exactly what you mean, first time I saw one it pulled over just across the road from me and I was absolutely blown away by it, then the chap driving it got out with the door opening vertically, I almost fell over. Something I will never forget.

[@francoisloriot2674]

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[@n3cph0en1x]

It's difficult to compare. The Testarossa is a timeless beauty, a work of art. The Countach - well, it's a spaceship. A star destroyer, to be precise. I love both. For everyday use, I would take the Testarossa though.

[@mr.2cents.846]

I fell in love with the Testarossa playing OutRun in 1987.

[@zeroceiling]

I love the design as well….but I would say that one might just cry in pain after a couple of days of this car being your daily. I had one borrowed for a short while…and the way your left leg is wedged towards the middle..to operate the clutch literally almost put my hip out of joint. I’m 6’1 210 lbs…and believe me…this could have been a medieval torture device for someone my size. To be fair, in early 1990’s I bought a 1991 SL500 in Houston and drove it to Seattle…and by the second day..when getting gas..people would literally see me crawling out of the car on all fours…the seats were truly designed to cripple if you went farther than getting a Starbucks in your neighborhood. So no car is perfect..no matter how beautiful.

[@DualPerformance]

Same, for everyday use, I would take the Testarossa

[@st123rand]

911.

[@SilverSurfer5150]

The Pestarotter a timeless work of art?!! Are you out of your tiny mind? If you have eyes and a heart the Countach wins HANDS DOWN.

[@MatthiasPowerbomb]

The two ultimate dream cars of every 80s kid brought together in a single video. Awesome.

[@stefanotagliaferri348]

Mine too

[@GinjaNinja77]

I had the posters too brother ✌️

[@peterhammer4644]

for me the ultimate dream cars of the 80:s were the 959 and the F40

[@kavak1344]

And the 911 turbo with whale fin

[@ExMachina70]

I respected the Testerosa, but I love reading the comments to realize that many others like me just LOVED the crap out the Countach design. The car was just plain AWESOME!

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

Testarossa* (rossa, Ital. = red)

[@EdwinSteiner]

I once walked passed a parked Countach on a mild evening in the city. It was a magical moment, like seeing an art exhibit on another planet. This is not only a car, it is sculpture at the highest level. Its beauty was exhilarating, and I'm not even that much into cars at all.

[@freeair7292]

​@@einundsiebenziger5488testarossa= redhead in Italian

[@Rascallucci]

It has always been the Countach for me, even today. The design was just so far ahead of its time, even now it looks contemporary. Strictly speaking, if my memory serves me right, the Testarossa wasn't the Countach's direct competitor, it was in fact the 512 BB. Whether it was the 512 BB or the Testarossa, I always saw Lamborghini as being way ahead in its forwardness in design.

[@charlescoco9192]

Truth is, the Countach was head to head with the BB512... Then, it slid to the 2nd generation Testarossa, While the Ferrari slid to the Diablo when it became the 512 TR...

[@RoverWaters]

365BB and 512BB were supercars the Testarossa was relegated to sports cars category

[@1183newman]

well the testarossa was more of a GT, more comfortable way easier to drive than the countach.

[@pescetv8371]

Yeah but not engineering

[@Rascallucci]

@@pescetv8371 May be not back then. But, the modern day Lamborghini is perfectly fine.

[@Guitarwizzard1833]

Take any high end super cars from the 1980's to the present day and you will ALWAYS get more looks with the Countach. It's just a badass looking piece of machinery.

[@gaffle-411]

This Lamborghini Countach is the ULTimaTe and pinnacle in exotic supercar design.

[@dougalmond8430]

I own both models. A 1986 Testarossa and a 1989 Annv Countach and I 100% agree with you. The Countach is so hard to drive that I end up driving my TR a lot more but if I want to own a local car show or a Cars and Coffee I take the Countach!

[@888mf4]

Good to know that I had the right conclusion. Two epic cars for sure.

[@deancleaver1185]

Doug - you find yours that hard to drive? I've practically dailied mine since Monterey, and Jess commented that of all my cars that's the one she falls asleep in the most because it's so comfortable. She slept most of the way back from Half Moon Bay.

[@CountachLamborghini]

Not hard to drive at all. Your car must need some love!

[@ReneChewbaka]

Blah blah blah

[@williammcmullen1292]

Must be nice 😮

[@digiprez77]

The Countach wasn't even challenged until the F40 showed up. I don't think any car really came close for more than a decade, which is impressive. It just looks so cool and was so ahead of it's time. I still rate it as my favorite.

[@Jay-jq6bl]

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[@yaantsudnbesdai972]

The Ferrari f40 and Porsche 959 in the mid 80s when they came out were and are considered to be the first ever SUPER sports cars. I've heard that although both were awesomely-fast (barely exceeding 200 mph - the first ever street-legal cars to) they, like most extreme sports cars, had 'bone-jarring' rides, predictably and not surprisingly. Supposedly both were great 'track cars' too...

[@DexxonGamer77]

Comparing an F40 to a countach is like comparing a turd to the Mona lisa. The f40 is one of the greatest cars ever made. The countach was horrible to drive and slow. I also love the countach as it's an icon and is really one of the coolest cars ever. However it's a shit car. Comparing it to the likes of f40 is a joke.

[@poindextertunes]

@@DexxonGamer77 i gotta agree with you. The F40 is not only a mechanical marvel, its a work of art. It reminds me of the Tinker Hatfield era Jordans. Just super Iconic 80s/90s designs

[@Stance1988]

@@DexxonGamer77 a turd has the same value as that lame ass painting. what youre saying is just an opinion, not fact. f40 looks cool but compared to the F1 the f40 is a shit box and loses in every single department imaginable.

[@JonasSahlstrom1]

I have driven both. The redhead is much easier to drive and therefore faster in the real world, but the Countach is the real super car.

[@flaccidego4291]

Funny story about the Miami vice Testarossa. Jay Leno said he was talking to Michael Mann, (Miami Vice creator) & Mann told Jay that the 1st Testarossa they used was a fake because the show was low budget. Somehow Enzo Ferrari found out about the show & found out that Mann was using a fake Ferrari. Mann said Enzo called him & said "why aren't u using a real Ferrari? Why the fake one?" Mann replied that it made sense because it looked like a Ferrari, but was 1/4 the price. "Plus who cares. The viewer can't tell the difference & it's still been a great boost for your company Enzo, right?" Enzo replied, "I know your viewer can't tell the difference & yes it's been a great advertisement for all of us here at Ferrari motors, but the problem is I can it's a fake & the idea of anyone using a fake Ferrari is killing me. Look. I'll give u a real Testarossa to use on your show. Just stop using that fake one" Mann (very surprised but thrilled) agreed & next day Mann told his writers & other staff that on the next Miami vice episode, they HAVE to blow up the fake Ferrari. He told them to start coming up with ideas as to how we can blow up the car for the next episode" On the next episode the car was blown up. And he never told them why he wanted the car blown up until Enzo shipped the new Testarossa a few days later & Mann drove it onto the film set while the crew & actors were shooting the very next Miami Vice episode.

[@User-gs1dk]

@@flaccidego4291 They never used a fake Testarossa. The original Miami Vice Ferrari was a Daytona Spyder kit car.

[@Brando_Magnifico]

FERRARI

[@obivankeno2068]

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[@zagrepcanin82]

Super car with Nissan 300z head lights 😂😂

[@TheRealChrisLopez]

The Countach still looks futuristic.

[@ChristIsKing4ever-l9w]

Testarossa for me, i fell in love with it since the day I saw one. Absolutely gorgeous car, awesome sound, I would love to own one.

[@Toni62R]

As we (as young boys in the 70s) saw the Countach first, we were blown away. Till today for me it is the most futuristic looking car of all times. The Ferrari is much more traditional. Beautiful are both.

[@OtomoTenzi]

The Countach is better suited fer the track, and the Testarossa is much better on the streets...

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

Remember the vector w8 poster? Even more futuristic.

[@HELESPONTify]

Tada jd i Amerika bila Amerika

[@aviationlba747]

I’m gonna have to go with the Countach, it’s just so outrageous and insane. Could you imagine being in the ‘70s when this thing came out? Unbelievable. Interesting decision for me because I have always preferred the Ferrari brand overall.

[@liamgross7217]

The Countach styling still jumps out. Uniquely ballsy. I prefer the first version with no flares.

[@aviationlba747]

@@liamgross7217 Yes I agree with you, the original periscope Countach’s were gorgeous.

[@Tommyblueeyes]

@@liamgross7217 The Lp400

[@888mf4]

I would choose the Countach

[@OtomoTenzi]

Hey, lotsa GREAT things came outta the 70's, so its NO suprise at all!

[@ExMachina70]

The Countach was in a league of its own. Nothing like we'd ever seen before so much that I had a problem remembering all the complex details of its design back in '87. Maybe it's personal bias but the Countach was love at first sight.

[@skarath]

The Countach *was* a SpaceShip in the 80's for sure. Not a daily driver for sure either.

[@cogboy302]

Fun fact; In the late '80s Lamborghini built one Countach as a carbon fibre monocoque, rather than a steel spaceframe chassis. It did the rounds of the car magazines at the time. And then they crashed it. Deliberately, to see how a carbon fibre structure would behave in an accident. At that time no manufacturer was producing carbon fibre chassis road cars, it had only become routine in F1 a few years earlier.

[@annstevens6223]

The Countach still looks insane in 2023. And he didn’t even talk about those doors!!!

[@GioSinatraFan]

This guy read my mind perfectly. I expected his results in the end and wasn't disappointed. Testarossa was always my favorite Italian sports car.

[@russellclark1978]

Both very cool poster cars of the 80's. I can appreciate the Countach and it is obviously cool, but it's never really done it for me. The Testarossa never used to do it for me but in recent years, it has aged so so well and in my eyes is mega cool and would be my choice. Thanks Mark for the great vid 👍

[@888mf4]

Thanks RC

[@octoman_games]

Thats the same I said. I hated Testarossa's and 512TR... now? I fucking love them and if theres ANY car that screams "Ferrari" it's a Testarossa.

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@octoman_games That's cuz all the SHIT CARS of today have become nothing like the REAL CARS of yesterday!

[@theinitiate110]

Always been the Tesstarossa for me. Since the first time I saw it on Miami Vice I've loved the design of the car, lol. It's just classy.

[@johnyang1420]

Acura NSX baby!!!!

[@GTE_Channel]

I had a friend who owned a Testarossa. Glorious car, but I always loved the Countach. Personally I think comparing the two is not right, they where not designed for the same purpose and let's face it, the Countach was allready an old car when the Testarossa came out.

[@poplaurentiu4148]

In this case (at least to me) the Ferrari TR is cool but only looking from the rear so, that is why the Countach takes the cake on everything is so extreme and amazing very easy to see why is the favorite poster car, but if Countach would have being compared to an F40 the balance switch toward > F40 because imo that is by far the greatest Ferrari ! ;0)

[@scottlasater4658]

I've owned a Testarossa for 24 years. I didn't intend to buy it. I went to a Ferrari dealership expecting to buy a white Countach. One problem though, I'm a big guy. I didn't fit in the Countach. It's such an impractical and uncomfortable car unless you're 5'4" and 150 lbs. I bought the TR because I fit in the drivers seat. It had 9000 miles on it, was 10 years old, and I was the 3rd owner. It now has 40,000 miles and I've loved every one of them. However, hindsight is 20/20. If I had known the future I would have bought the Lambo regardless. In 1999 both those cars were going for around $85,000. Today, the TR hasn't gone up much but the Countach is now over $400,000.

[@lukeskywalker1574]

Anyone watching in 2024 and like me, still dreaming about owning these timeless classics :)

[@wheelie642]

I’d rather them do this thing on an oval race track, not on the street.

[@Deeno80]

Yep.

[@stppearson825]

I remember reading Road and Track Magazine during the 80's and drooling over both of these cars. I always liked the aesthetics of both, but preferred the Testarossa. I've never driven either, but, for those interested, watch Jay Leno's review of his Testarossa. He drove one daily for years and gives a pretty honest assessment of it. If I recall correctly, he said he liked it, but, like this reviewer, said there are better driving cars. Leno described driving the Countach at high speeds as like driving a brick because the aerodynamics aren't particularly good despite it looking like its aerodynamics should be efficient and stable. Actually, I always preferred the Porsche 911 and its variants to both of these cars (particularly the 930 Turbo), and would get one today, if I could afford it - which I can't. When I was 15 I figured I was going to live in a mansion, drive a 930 Turbo and date a series of supermodels until I died. I'm still waiting for that whole process to begin.

[@MichaelRCarlson]

I read the same magazines. I also would have the 911. Or one of the 3 on your list, but alas.....

[@ArcadeMusicTribute]

I'd take Countach anyday. Just because it looks like it came from another planet. I wish all cars were designed like that

[@888mf4]

The Countach is a lot more money so I guess a lot of people agree with you. They are also rarer which has helped used values.

[@Brascofarian]

nice choices. All in my pantheon of most beautiful cars, but the Jaguar e-type (XK-E) roadster is still my no.1.

[@monzarace]

Well spoken.

[@oceanman3996]

Awesome video. The Italians sure know how to make beautiful cars. Loved the video 😍😍😍

[@888mf4]

Thanks! Yes they do!

[@whitsundaydreaming]

Any fan of the original Cannonball Run will never pass up a Countach. It practically trademarked presence.

[@williamanacker5571]

Both cars are awesome and gorgeous, but hands down the countach is my favorite, just like most teenagers. I had the white lamborghini countach poster on my wall. But let's not forget the Ferrari 308 gts in the classic TV show magnum pi.

[@middle-agedclimber]

Every kid in 80's Poland used to dream about Countach :) watching this video was a trip down the memory lane for me, thank you!. And oh boy, did Testarossa age well... Both are stunning.

[@VAHOSS]

We did in America to... that was my dream car

[@michal_PL]

Not every kid 😉 I fell in love with Testarossa in early 90s when I got a huge wall poster with Ferrari on it, and in early 2000 I saw it live on the streets of Berlin. Majestic car. will always choose its over Countach

[@middle-agedclimber]

@@michal_PL true,true, I should have phrased it better :) Countach was like the car from the future with its aggressive lines. I prefer Testarossa as well.

[@Viewsfromtheskys]

These were two of the cars I had on my bedroom wall growing up. They're still fantastic looking cars 30 plus years on 😍

[@JfFleury]

Same here....

[@888mf4]

I had the Countach on my wall. Took me a very long time to drive one!

[@recipioct]

One looks like a car, one doesn't. I want the one that looks otherworldly.

[@CoolCoyote]

LAMBORGHINI COUNTACH as a kid seemed amazing , but as I got older Ferrari was just better and also the best sounding dream car ever for my ears. sort of spider on upwards to F50 best sounding cars

[@roncash7640]

Fun fact: Jay Leno drove his Countach in the 80's as a everyday car, for years. . .😎👌💯

[@888mf4]

Amazing

[@markfox1545]

Is that fun?

[@kenik2023]

He stated the secret is letting it warm up to operating temperature and it's actually pretty reliable. He covers it on his channel.

[@andrewfowler5845]

Bet that was comfortable 🤠😂

[@gorn9161]

I've never heard what he bought it for, but he said he bought it at a time when stock brokers were jumping off of buildings. He is always great with money it seems.

[@vplexico]

I remember right after the Cannonball Run movie came out, Road & Track did a special feature comparing the Countach and the Ferrari Boxer. They concluded that the Lambo was not comfortable, got bad gas mileage and was impractical for driving to work. I remember thinking, “….WHO CARES???” 😂

[@ExMachina70]

Times were so much more fun back then. I'd go to the LA car show in awe of these supercars.

[@palimpalim5291]

@@ExMachina70 The Countach was the star at our local little car show that was basically done by the local car dealers. The show ran from Friday to Sunday. Friday afternoon a rich dude showed up, put a pile of money on the table and said "I am taking the Countach with me right now". The remainder of the show there was no star any more ...

[@thepsychologist8159]

Yer, I watched something similar about 4 years ago. I have always been a Ferrari person and when I first saw the Countach, sure I was impressed but I just got the impression they were going more for the street appeal. Turns out after all these years, that's pretty much what it came down to. The Testarossa was a more refined sports car.

[@Knight451]

8 miles to the gallon. Worth it.

[@hirokomlm131]

As if anyone who owns a Countach would have a day job.

[@caribman10]

I'll take the Lambo which can have its engine serviced in the car as opposed to the Ferrari which needs its engine removed to change the cam belts, etc.

[@PeterParker1383]

thank you to the owners, and thank you to YOU; very mutch thank´s .... for this nice video with this best cars ever ❤❤❤

[@CountachLamborghini]

you are welcome. From the Countach owner. 😊

[@johncameron2545]

Two of the most iconic cars in the world if not the most iconic cars.

[@NikilRaja]

Nothing like a Countach! Incredible to drive once you get a bit of seat time behind the wheel! Amazing video thx

[@888mf4]

Thanks! It was a fantastic experience.

[@FrontSeatDriver]

Countach first then Testarossa as 2 coolest cars ever produced!

[@888mf4]

I agree, they are both iconic Italian supercars.

[@anthonylong5870]

@@888mf4 Just needed to throw in a Lotus Esprit turbo and you would have had the Holy trifecta of 80's Super cars

[@pauln0371]

The best Testarossa was definitely the 512TR. Absolutely love both and I had both on my Bedroom wall back in 85.

[@888mf4]

The 512TR benefited from a lot of improvements over the original Testarossa yet retained the same look, so it is much sought after.

[@sucksman9256]

How rich are you bro?

[@Tommyblueeyes]

@Alabama Worley Stick with my Acura NSX thankyou very much! Nowhere NEAR the power of these two, but a cool 3.0 V6 and something I can not worry about! GOLD!

[@barcham]

They are both incredible and amazing cars, but the Lambo is, to this day, the most incredible looking car that has ever been made. That being said, I am currently in the market for a 2022 Acura NSX, which will kick the ass of either of these cars. But I may still pick up something from this era in the future.

[@TwilightxKnight13]

The Countach is easily the sexiest supercar that ever existed. Period, full stop. However, i would rather drive around in a 308. It might not have the dynamic styling of the Countach, but it is a beautiful car!

[@davidh7033]

Yeah - the 308 is the sweetest looking car ever. Ferrari should just keep producing them but with modernized build quality and road manners. Whoever uses 700bhp, all wheel drive, active suspension, hybrid bla, bla, bla on the road anyway?

[@stevenfarrington2361]

If there had been an internet in 1985, the Countach QV would have broken it into a million pieces. My Countach poster was two metres long, came from California and was the showpiece of my bedroom as a teenager. I also had Porsche 959, Ferrari Daytona Spider and Koenig Competition Evolution posters. Only the best!

[@tayzer22]

There's only one way to be sure... own both. Countach still my poster car. That wing and scoops!

[@888mf4]

I agree. You need both!

[@cloud819]

The Coutach is amazing, but the TR is the one I would really love to have if it was simply which one I like the best.

[@DamonSlayton-s6z]

And yet even today the countach next to any newer super car's and the countach still gets more thumbs up than anything else

[@ianjames9360]

I remember Road & Track's story on the 5000 Quattrovalvole - "Ferrari upped the anti with the Testarossa, now Lamborghini sweetens the pot."

[@AsianFlew]

Lamborghini always felt more "exotic" to me, something you will not see as often as a Ferrari.

[@888mf4]

They made a lot more Testarossa's

[@SecretOfMonkeyIsland784]

I am a 80's kid but i seem to remember the F40 also being the poster car Ferrari alongside the Testarossa due to its even more striking styling. Love all of them but i am definitely a Lambo fan.

[@888mf4]

Lamborghini make more dramatic cars for sure!

[@davemckiernan]

The prototype Countach LP500 was unveiled at the Geneva motorshow in 1971, then released in 1974. I'd consider it to be more of a 70s-era car as the 80s ones were largely the same.

[@juro6]

Testarossa is definitely the better car (in most things), however - if I think of a 80s super car (my youth) - the Countach wins hands down.

[@stevebrzosko9793]

"The Lamborghini is intoxicating to drive" I like it.

[@jondrizzle4554]

Iconic super cars unlike today's computers on wheels

[@1ring2rule3pigs]

It might suck to drive, but goddam, the Countach is still an amazing looking car!!

[@CountachLamborghini]

It drives great. I know. It’s mine 😀

[@tomcat8662]

Countach was a leap in futuristic design that snapped everyone into attention. I love those massive tires too. It just looks so beefy and muscled up like a body builder.

[@markfox1545]

You like muscular men, do you....

[@petercee8991]

The Countach is the most beautiful car that has ever been made.

[@superspecky4eyes]

Most iconic maybe but not most beautiful, no way. That's coming from someone who had a Countach poster on my wall as a kid.

[@leehasselbeck453]

Both beautiful, and were posters on my wall as a child. If i had to pick, it would be the tessi

[@shanescarlife]

That 24- cylinder symphony at the start was absolutely euphoric!

[@888mf4]

A lovely duo to compare.

[@DT-of5qq]

The Countach is without a doubt the ultimate dream super car to own. It’s a fighter jet for the road. Just looking at it gets your heart racing. Must own one before you die.

[@AParakeetWithInternetAccess]

Well untill you realize that it is actually a pretty bad car for driving.

[@horsepower523]

"Fighter jet" that drives like a tractor. But lambo has always made tractors so it's no surprise lmao 😂😂😂

[@Sam-zd4pf]

Testarossa for me. Love the soundtrack too!

[@888mf4]

Thanks SP

[@adamk1646]

Yes, the soundtrack suits perfect to this content and I'm wondering where I can find and listen this track..? Great job!

[@dhuze66]

Two of my most favorite cars. The Lamborghini Countach and the Lamborghini Countach. I also know where there is a Testarossa sitting in the grass beside the driveway just doing nothing but rotting away. It's quite sad really.

[@BigDaddyJinx]

Countach for me hands down no question. The '85 was one of the first cars I ever fell in love with and I had the anniversary edition as a 1:8 scale model in silver. Was my fave toy.

[@philmoore4764]

Both are AMAZING. Hard to forget the Testarossa on Miami Vice!

[@mattmiddleton2729]

I had the Testarossa on my wall, and my brother had the Countach on his. He still likes the Lambos and I still like the Ferraris.

[@kbk75yt]

Takes you straight back to the 80s, watching this video! Thanks Mark!

[@888mf4]

Thanks for the positive feedback!

[@NerdyMeathead]

Lambo looks like a fighter Jet and looks pure speed. Testy looks fast with class

[@stevenzilinsky3766]

Growing up these were the two hottest cars on the planet. Legendary. This is an awesome, honest review. Thank you 🙏

[@descent815]

The Countach is the all-time most beautiful car of all time. I had a poster on my wall growing up as a kid of the Lamborghini Countach and I always wanted to have one and still to this day, even with all of the hyper cars out there it is still the most beautiful car ever made Ferrari not even close.

[@erics8192]

testarossa has aged better and is more user friendly by today's standards but the countach was the car that made me a car guy for life

[@loucifer323]

The Countach still makes your head turn today it is so exotic

[@mr.frozeman7115]

Ferrari not? cmon 🤣

[@dennishewitt9509]

When I clicked on this, I thought there would be a drag race. He is right. These cars are fragile. Ever wonder what an engine swap would cost in a Testarossa or a Countach? I believe that if you launched these car the transmissions would end up on the side of the road! The Countach looks way better from behind! 🤤

[@monzarace]

Ask Harry.

[@NERGYStudios]

Two cars, two proper supercars, two absolutely gorgeous machinery. The Testarossa, if I ever had a choice.

[@alejandroisaac6265]

And countach is maybe one of the most iconic cars of all times...

[@patrickmurphy9470]

The Countach is timeless. It could pass for a 2022 today.

[@ambersykes1419]

Good video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.

[@888mf4]

Thanks for the positive feedback

[@electron2105]

The Countach now a days still amazing

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... nowadays* ...

[@Hellseeker1]

Convert that thing to have power steering and give the engine a tune, Countach all day. Ferrari is cool and all, but the Lambo always steals the show.

[@hervavengill8734]

That intro music alone brings me back to that era. Truly badass video and truly badass cars.

[@888mf4]

Thanks

[@Turtlenator]

what is that intro song called?

[@TGE]

Great video. Loved it 👏

[@888mf4]

Thanks Tom.

[@mbeenz]

Yes Very Good Review!!!!!!!!

[@raymondchan9802]

Only love the Countach. Superb video. Looking forward to more reviews.

[@EchoesDaBear]

Well that was fun!! I've loved the Countach from a young, impressionable 5 year old - and it owes a lot to Cannonball Run! It sounded amazing, looked incredible - to hell with practicality! Supercars weren't/didn't have to be 'practical'. I loved the Testarossa too. Ferrari has always made beautiful cars! Posters for both of these were on my wall, but my #1 favourite at the time was always the Porsche 911. This was all changed in 1985 when I was introduced to the 959...now THAT became THE car for me! Still loved the others, but my early love of engineering & innovation had me hooked with the Porsche - AND getting nearly 450 hp out of a 6 cylinder engine boggled my mind when the Italians need 12 to do the same!!

[@xiphias2997]

At age 5 you probably were REALLY only seeing the Countach and not what it carried on the Cannonball run.

[@EchoesDaBear]

@@xiphias2997you might think that, but it certainly didn't go over my head the attractiveness of Adrienne Barbeau & Tara Buckman even at that age, that 'awakening' came later, but I knew enough to give credit where it's due, especially to the lovely Farrah Fawcett! The real attraction then was definitely the cars though.

[@AbsurdRedLight]

I've always thought the Countach looked kinda goofy. Cool but goofy. The Testarossa, however, has a beautiful timeless look that still looks incredible today. Probably the coolest designed car of all time.

[@SupersonicFX]

@1:15, you say that the Testarossa was powered by a flat 12 engine which implies this was a boxer engine, which it wasn’t. Ferrari used a 180deg V12 which although flat like a boxer engine, isn’t the same. Semantics you’ll say but I just wanted to clarify. A great video overall btw

[@hoobaguy]

Yeah the boxer engine would have a journal for each opposed piston whereas the 180 degree v12 would have one journal for each pair.

[@SupersonicFX]

@@hoobaguy Few people know the difference, glad to see some do :)

[@bricaaron3978]

@@hoobaguy *"...whereas the 180 degree v12..."* A 180-degree V12?

[@hoobaguy]

@@bricaaron3978 Yep. Questions?

[@bricaaron3978]

@@hoobaguy Well, a 180-degree angle and a 'V' are two different things, right?

[@TotallyRadical]

Both are some of the coolest cars ever made but the Countach is hands down the most beautiful looking car of all time imho

[@AceBullion]

Loved every minute, watched fully! For my it is the Countach, I am looking for one and YES am even considering the Kitcar!!! Why as you said, it already feels like one, so why not make it a bit easier on myself. Thank you for your vid. I am like number 949 Ohhh yeah.

[@aaronfoley6867]

I used to have the Lamborghini on my wall back in the day. Hands down still my favorite car.

[@eeezzztolv]

I remember a few years back, taking out the 89 anniversary edition Countach and coming up behind a Testarossa, it was such a great ride up through parts of Connecticut and New York through all the winding roads, then just came to a point where we went our separate ways just beeped and waved. But it was a great memorable ride. But I do have to say when that Countach was parked it always drew a crowd, even when it was parked next to Ferraris excetera everyone always hovered around the Countach! If you go back in the video to around 3:19 the one I was driving is almost exactly the same color and everything except without that ugly wing and front bumper, lol thank you so much for the video! And if anyone wants to buy an 89 anniversary Countach, let me know. Definitely needs a makeover though

[@888mf4]

I tend to agree. The Countach still looks dramatic in 2021.

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

Umm how much?

[@eeezzztolv]

@@michaelvoorhees5978 290

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

@@eeezzztolv $290‽ that's way too cheap. That thing is worth ALOT!!! PLEASE don't sell it for $290! It's worth that for scrap price.

[@eeezzztolv]

@@michaelvoorhees5978 Thanks so much for the concern!! But it needs some restoration, like paint and some small stuff

[@Reuben007Ash]

Two lovely 80’s icons. Love both ❤️

[@jaytibby]

The two super cars of my dreams when I was little..

[@erich3784]

This is my youth right there. I had the Testarossa as a scale model and the Countach on my wall.

[@phoenixmistertwo8815]

The Countach remains to be an inspiration, and the only car that has come close to compare, is the Ferrari F40.

[@CarnorJast1138]

I know the Countach is a very "80's" car, but DAMN, does that beast look awesome still!

[@888mf4]

It looks incredible, even next to a Testarossa!!

[@CarnorJast1138]

@@888mf4 Agreed! The Countach is still, to this day, one of the sexiest looking super cars of all-time!

[@kriskross63]

Actually, the Countach is from the 70s…

[@jamesgraham5573]

Amazing video! I prefer the Lamborghini!

[@favoli79]

Great video, but it would have been more accurate to compare the Countach with the F40. The Testarossa was a GT, and the Countach and the F40 were supercars.

[@888mf4]

I disagree. The Countach and Testarossa were direct competitors in the 1980's. The F40 was a special 'race car' although we will review an F40 at some point.

[@3-Angels-Message]

The Countach is the most iconic sports car of all time, period. The Testarrosa is stunning, but the two greatest sports car of all time are the Ferrari F40 and the original Le Mans Ford GT.

[@ToddBreda]

Had that red Countach poster on my wall as a kid. The untouchable dream! Still tingles this 55-year-old "kid" to this day.

[@jamespisano1164]

Sweet rides!! Absolute classics!!!