Lamborghini upgraded the original Countach ... what front lift? If you like the general shape, thank Bertone. If you like the wide wheel arches, thank Pirelli. If you like the giant rear wing ...

When the Lamborghini Countach first ... Functionally, the wing on a Countach didn't do much other than generate front-end lift at high speeds, but you can argue it made the car.

This design element brings us to Brian Monaco, who decided that Lamborghini’s all-new Countach looks better with a rear wing and a few ... an electrically-powered front axle.

Not all Countach models had the iconic triangular rear wing ... in wet weather). Lamborghini placed the V12 in a longitudinal format with the five-speed transmission in front of the engine ...

Meet the car that turned its single film role into a million bedroom and dorm room posters: the 1979 Lamborghini Countach ... the props department added the front wing and two more headlights ...

That’s why there’s no visible rear wing ... designs on the front, as Lamborghini’s other new supercars have. The narrow grille on the front with the word “Countach” written on it ...

The reinvented wedge lacks the original's pop-up headlights and the massive rear wing ... Lamborghini also says it has a top speed of 221 mph. Every Countach rides on 20-inch wheels in front ...

The Lamborghini Countach is famous ... directs air to a similarly flexible rear wing. Perhaps taking a page from the Cannonball Run Countach's silly front-end spoilers, the recently patented ...

As production went on, the Countach’s wheel arches grew, and it spawned a gigantic boomerang-shaped wing. In all, Lamborghini made ... gearbox—positioned in front of the engine and between ...

What started as a futuristic foray into hypercar territory has become a staple among auto-lovers worldwide, but how did the ...

Lamborghini's ... the first LP400 production Countach, as well as the similarly clean taper from the passenger compartment to the rear end. It also lacks any fixed wing or visible aerodynamics ...

That’s why there’s no visible rear wing ... designs on the front, as Lamborghini’s other new supercars have. The narrow grille on the front with the word “Countach” written on it ...