We drive the poster car of the Eighties, a 1981 Lamborghini Countach. Does the reality live up to its celebrity status? As Alex Robbins has established after driving the new Huracan Spyder in ...

I was the kid with the poster over his bed: "Body by Lamborghini ... is a white-on-white 1981 Countach LP400S. It's been forty years since designer Marcello Gandini's lemon-yellow prototype ...

Lambo debuted the Countach model in 1974, the body designed by Marcello Gandini. The Cannonball Run car is a 1979 model, a coveted “low body” Countach, sitting two inches lower on its chassis ...

The LP400S was the first Countach variant to feature fender flares and is very rare. Only 237 units were produced over the four years it was in production between 1978 and 1981. It was flown ...

Production of the Lamborghini Countach began 40 years ago this year, three years after the original LP500 concept stunned crowds at the 1971 Geneva Motor Show. But the narrow-body Countach LP400 t ...

An incredibly rare 1981 yellow Lamborghini Countach LP400S has been consigned ... especially as a low-mileage 1981 LP400S-Series III has recently changed hands in the International market for ...

If you're looking for a Countach to cross continents with, the later 5000 Quattrovalves would be the right choice, but as far as eighties icons go, the LP400S is not far behind. The car you see ...

See All 11 Photos Like Elvis, the Countach bulged as it aged. The third-generation car, the LP500S, bowed in 1982 with the same slightly taller body found on later LP400S models, which helped make ...

The list's latest addition is the 1979 Lamborghini Countach LP400S used in the comedy film The Cannonball Run. The angular speedster made an impression in the opening few minutes of the movie ...