5167 cc V12 Engine
Bosch Fuel Injection /455 bhp
5-Speed Manual Transmission
Four Wheel Disc Brakes
Mileage: 26,714 km (16,599 miles)

The Model- Still considered a radical design today in 1974 the Lamborghini Countach was jaw dropping. The design came from a young Italian designer in the Bertone studio, who simply could not be bothered with the restraints of incorporating even the slightest bit of practicality into his first masterpiece. Its jagged lines left behind the classic swooping and flowing lines that Italian designers had become famous. The countach was largely composed of trapezoidal panels that came together in a shape that looked more like a jet fighter than a sports car. Undergoing minor changes in the course of production, the 25th anniversary edition was released to commemorate Lamborghini's silver anniversary. This would be the most radically style design yet with reworked tail lights, air boxes, the addition of the massive rear wing, and the now iconic scissor doors.

Vehicle to be auctioned Saturday, November 1st at Motostalgia's 2nd Annual Grand Prix sale in Austin, TX. For more information visit www.motostalgia.com

The Car- Imposing in solid red paint that is only broken up by its angular lines and black tinted windows, the finish on the car has been cared for by its three owners in the most meticulous manner. The Black Italian leather interior creates a cabin space that is inviting to anyone with a pair of driving gloves. The upholstery is a testament to the care given to this supercar. The V12 mounted just behind the cockpit is tuned and ready said to be a strong runner that provides the supercar performance you expect from a Lamborghini. A testament to being well maintained, the car also still has its books, jack, spare tire, and keys. Not only strong on the track, these cars have also developed a reputation as a performer as an investment.