The LP500 was lost forever after crash testing in 1974, but Lamborghini faithfully recreated the supercar through 25,000 man-hours of work.

The yellow Lamborghini Countach LP500 was not just the wildest imaginable concept car when it showed up on the stand on March 11, 1971, at the Geneva Motor Show.

This 1982 Countach is a former Geneva Motor Show display car The LP500 S version of the Countach made its debut in 1982. And remarkably, it is listed as the very first example of this breed.

The first Lamborghini Countach LP500 S to be built during the model's first year of production was just posted for sale by Gooding & Company.

Following several weeks of teasing, the brand has revealed an exact replica of the original Countach LP500 prototype from 1971 that was painstakingly created from scratch after 25,000 hours by the ...

WHEN THE STUNNING COUNTACH LP500 prototype debuted at Geneva in 1971, the automotive media doubted it would see production. The Lamborghini’s angular shape, with its steeply raked windshield and ...

Lamborghini showed the Countach prototype--the LP500--at the 1971 Geneva auto show. Designed by Marcello Gandini of Bertone, the wedge-shaped, scissor-door concept was so stunning that most ...

Can you imagine a modern automaker facelifting a car and increasing the size of the rear boots by 60 percent? Related: Lamborghini Built A New 1971 Countach LP500 Prototype From Scratch For A ...

If you can believe it, 2021 marks the 50th anniversary of the Lamborghini Countach, which first made its debut in concept form at the 1971 Geneva Auto Show as the LP500. Rumors have been swirling ...

Red Line Club members have got another Lamborghini Countach LP500 S coming their way tomorrow, and the limit is set at two units per customer ...