The Be-All-End-All Lamborghini Countach Guide I Part 1 of 2 | | Curated Films

[@timgosling6189]

Peter Dron's 1990 book (Crowood Auto Classics, Lamborghini Countach The Complete Story, ISBN 1 85223 361 3) is about as definitive as it gets. As to production numbers, well good luck with that; even Lamborghini don't have definitive records. My personal favourites are the very first Perisocopio on XWXs and the 5000QV on purely visual grounds. But there is an argument for the 25 Anniversario as the best resolved, best driving car and of course for being Horacio Pagani's first production essay. Says something that even 45 years on any of them will stop traffic!

[@bicyclist2]

My jaw hit the floor when you showed the green Countach. I don't think I've ever seen one in that color before. As a teen I had a poster that had all the Lamborghini's made up to that time with the 25th anniversary in the middle. I was the same kid growing up as I was also researching everthing I could find on Lamborghini and Ferrari. Thank you.

[@cavallorojo]

Great Info....lowbody’s lp400s are my favorite!

[@philrodrigues9270]

There's a white on white 1979 low body countach in my area cool car

[@mikeb976]

Love the content! ! LOVE THE COUNTACH!!

[@richarddingle6115]

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[@johnnysmile01]

Nice i really love the first model Countach without aero body parts, this was the very first design that brought to now the Countach later models and to even todays Lamborghini cars. what a design...

[@alexmartinez280]

The low body cars are physically lower than the later cars which grow 3+ inches in hight of body, not just suspension road hight. Important detail that takes the two cars side by side to see it’s a major difference and value to those desiring the pure original car and those wanting a car they can actually fit in if a driver is what’s desired. Showing the side by side would make a good video as only 1 by Harry I have seen to date in his awesome Lambo 12 timeline video.

[@tiercel01]

Awesome history lesson. The extra images / vids much appreciated. A request: Here's hoping that one of your Curated TV vignettes (or a Q&A segment?) will profile more deeply the improbable Canadian connection to Lamborghinis, via Walter Wolf. '...these cars, going back in history are... maybe the most important Countachs ever made...' How cool is that!? Be well, keep sharing your passion and sneaker collection!

[@carterdrake6220]

The front bumper on the american countaches is such a sin

[@Drive.collective]

Love a good old history lesson!

[@87ferrarif40]

I use to do the same thing as a kid, I would read books, magazunes, owners manuals just to get knowledge from those type of cars.

[@nastyterminator800]

Ur videos are amazing .... Keep it up

[@andrewnichols1023]

Great fact the qv in the European market was still on carbs, 6 webers, and had a much better sound with pops I think it had a little bit more power too. The American model had 420bhp and the European had 455bhp

[@erichkritzinger8141]

The home of Countach !!!

[@heavenstomurgatroyd7033]

Excellent! Thank you .....

[@msl-sf3rl]

Thanks for making this video on the history of the Countach. I loved the filming and your passion. From my research, is the LP500S the same car as the LP5000S that you mention? I was looking at the Lamborghini registry which seems to suggest it is www.lamborghiniregistry.com/Forums/CountachLP500S.php. Anthony Prichard’s book on Lamborghini states the following models, years and production numbres. LP400 (1974-78 150 made); LP400S (1978-82 237 made); LP500S (1982-85 321 made); QV (1985-1990 618 made - but has he included the 25th Anniversary in these numbers?) I read the correction on why the “low body” cars were called the low body. Lastly, was the Countach Evoluzione actually destroyed in crash testing? I’ve only seen photos of it. Please keep posting more Lamborghini content. Best wishes from the UK.

[@PompeyMatt17]

I thought you'd missed out the LP500S.. until I read it was also called the 5000S, not confusing at all ! 😁

[@hondaman6918]

Very interesting!

[@tatebitate3984]

Is that a Renault "Turbo" badge on the Countach Turbo...?

[@Ylleboll]

Low body has different measurements on the roof and the doors. A QV door will not fit a Lowbody

[@shawncovert751]

I have a member in my facebook group "Old School Lambos" who has a copy of the original production schedule that was drawn by Ferruccio himself.

[@Innovativeindustries]

I watched it twice to get the video to 10,000 views lol

[@andrewnichols1023]

The low body wasn’t just lower because the car was slammed there is less head room in them too so the body was lower too.

[@elliotsucari4672]

LP 400 is the only one truly graet car....Mr Gandini's masterpiece

[@Highgear145]

The low body cars were called that because of the roof not the suspension

[@mr.lamborghini4038]

Low Body cars had Both, Lower Suspension by 3 centimeters and a Lower Roof line, also by 3 centimeters (1.18 inches). - These were the last of the Series 2 cars and the very last one made had Vin. # 1121310. So I'm sorry to say you are absolutely wrong in your statement!!!

[@studiosixfifteen]

25th?

[@darkstar7742]

This guy sounds like a used car salesman

[@fudogwhisperer3590]

Would rather have a Ferrari modena for 100K......if I was going to spend that kind of money, a mid late 90's Diablo.

[@MHH_71]

Bla bla bla .