Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary Is Amazing -- /DRIVEN
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- We look back on the bad boy car of the 1980s, and find the Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary may be the last true, off-the-chain automotive event. Love it? Hate it? Produced and directed by Adrian Larkin www.autocreativ...
I was feeling his emotion, even though the countach never played a important role for me personaly, that's some true passion, that every car guy can relate to with his personal car.
Leander Jac Lamborghini countach is favorite car wroon
Lambo, V12, no silencers. There's magic in those words.
That's called 80's
TAKE ME BACK
I'm sorry but you have to be stuck (stuck?) in 2017 ... a year where every car is horrible
It no issue. That's what my AW11 is for :)
In 1984, at age 15, I got a ride in a Countach. Cemented my love of them for life. The sound alone, at full throttle, while inside, would make buying one well worth the cost. I have gone faster and accelerated quicker since then, that was the ride that permanently turned me into a gearhead. I will forever love these cars, warts and all.
Great job recording this. All the camera work is amazing.
mics could have been better :(
So many car vids stuff it up with inadequate mics! I heard distortion a few times here. At least there's not a techno track in the foreground.
Pretty rad! I've always loved the Countach. . .
LumpyKoalaBear it's one of the best Lamborghinis of all time. It was ahead of its times for certain styling features.
Such a falsehood. - In regards to your response I happen to own an 1987 QV. The best part of the car is the way the controls are imo. The car wasn't made to drive around a small town, its always straining at its leash. No harm taken, check out my channel. Some of the vehicles are on there.
Elmojito1000 You're so right about the clutch and steering. This car makes you grow a pair when you drive it and you have to be very alert or it will kill you.
The sound...wow
have seen a video where they made run a Countach on a dyno inside... the journalist was running out, could not stand the noise haha 😆
The difference between Lamborghini and Ferrari, is that Lamborghini knows that life is so short. So be outrageous.
I remember seeing this as a kid in the Cannon Ball Run . Love it
This was the car I had a poster of on my bedroom wall.
Keith Brettell same here 😉
...and same here. It was a white one.
I had it also next to a poster of heather locklear.
As a teenager in the 80's, I did have a poster of the Countach on my bedroom ceiling, it was 8' long. It was the ultimate exotic. I remember in the summer of 87 I got to see one in person, frigging awesome. Great video.
It is weird that I cried after watching this? There have been a lot of amazing cars since, but he's right, none of them has made me feel as astonished as when the Contach came to be.
Countach was my dream as a kid. Definitely had a poster or two of my wall on it. You'll always get a "love it" from me.
I don't care, the Countach still sounds better than an Aventador.
Aventador looks like the design was inspired by doritos.
Even original Countach the first thing people do is rip off the factory exhaust and throw some performance stuff on there. Dunno why anyone would keep factory pipes on there. Same with Aventador, Testarossa, or whatever V12 powered supercar. How boring to keep factory exhaust on there, just a complete shame not to hear an uncorked V12 ... and any of them, once uncorked, is going to sound heavenly. Old, new, doesn't matter once you let it flow freely, it sounds glorious :)
What ?
All the Ava needs is a aftermarket exhaust.
100%
I know dual clutch paddle shifter cars are better in performance but the manual transmission really made you feel like you were driving the car instead of the other way. This car is what got my passion for cars started,it's what made me realize that not all cars were created equal.
Might be the most beautiful Lamborghini of all time
Personally I'd go with the Diablo in terms of looks, but the Countach is defiantly the most iconic and made the brand what it is today.
RetroFilth Lets not get carried away.
Miura all time best.
Not the Anniversary,its vulgar. The earlier 400 and 500 are far nicer imo
I think the Aventador sv or the Diablo gtr is the best looking lamborghini. But more people can agree with me about the Aventador sv is better looking than a Countach TBH
Although the Countach is much older than me this film took me back to being about 8 years old, ripping posters out of magazines to stick em on my bedroom walls. I can remember it as clear as day, white Countach, silver 996 and a yellow Gallardo.
still turns heads to this day! timeless style
What a video, the passion is captured in spades.
This was beyond epic! Thank you DRIVE! Fantastic art was made in this video.
Adrian Larkin filming John Pogson telling and driving - thats automotive perfection. More of it - please!
This is the best Game of Thrones episode of all time.
I had a countach poster on my wall as a kid. White on black background. And a silver 959 too. Intro description of what it meant to me was spot on!
One of the most "raw" cars produced. Great Film.
At 8 years old in 1988 I was introduced to Lamborghini with the Countach 5000QV. The first poster I hung on my wall was a pearl white 25th anniversary with white interior (euro front bumper and rear wing). Although i think the early 80's lowbody up until the 88 Countach looks the best I have a deep sentimental attachment to the 25th anniversary from all the hours staring and daydreaming to that poster up into my teenage years. I still have that poster in my garage today. It's a shame there wasn't a Countach SV. The only V12 Lambo model skipped in the configuration from the Miura forward.
Awesome intro. The Diablo was my childhood poster car, and Lamborghini to this day is my favourite car brand. What I would do to own one
This made me want to cry, brought back the memories of me as a kid dreaming and playing with my hot wheels, still have my Ferrari Testarossa hot wheel i had from the age of 2 (had around 400 which included lambos and such, my mom donated them all) and the memories of me playing with it at school and at the daycare came back with this video. Gonna try to become rich so i can buy a Testa and Countach and have my car collection, which is going to be full of Italian and Japanese cars lmao.
This was a beautiful video. What an era, what a car
In 1990 I visited my dad in Germany, he had a nice Merc and I was sat in the back as he was moving at a fair clip on the Autobahn, as we crested a rise and the road fell away below us he pulled over to let a car past.
I don't even remember it passing, just its tail and the sound, I can't even be sure of the colour any more, I think it was orange, but the amazement I felt has stuck with me, it raced away from us like we were standing.
As a child the Lamborghini Countach was the only car on my wall.
The sound!! The fury!!! The amazing look...... this is a thing of beauty.
A few years ago I was walking through a town in CA with a friend of mine. There happens to be an exotic car consignment dealership near the center of town. she was into cars as well so, being as it was closed for the evening we stopped to peak in the window. We were initially afforded a view of a row of cars from the side, and a few cars back, there was what looked like a gap in the row, except for the giant red wing sticking up. Walking around the back to get a better view there she was, a Countach, lower, and wider than everything else. In a room full of exotics from, some old, some new, there was still nothing else like it. There will never be anything else like it.
I saw the F40 video with that same guy and it was like this one very fantastic, it's unbelivable to see the passion the respect and the love he have for the cars...
"As a purist, I think they spoilt it" - Yeah. I couldn't agree more. The white QV shown demonstrates the zenith of the design IMO.
Lookswise the LP400 lowbodies were more beautiful, but all in all QV is the ultimate Countach.
I agree. I'm torn between the super-smooth original and the 80's evolution.
Both designs definitely have merit, but the anniversary was a step too far.
The Diablo too was just pig-ugly, IMO.
I myself am a big fan of Diablos. 6.0 are my favorite (especially the 6.0 GT) but earlier special editions like SE30 are not bad either. Purple car with pop-up headlights - how can you not love it? ;)
Great film - I didn't want it to end.
Lamborghini is *still* riding on the coat tails of this car... kind of scary for the future of their business if you ask me. Then again the time of mind blowing cars that soar above the rest may be over, now that it's all just a 1000+ hp race for fastest 0 to 200.
Very true.
Yup, though I'd say it is more "Audi are riding on the coattails of this car", because I suspect there are still people at Lamborghini who have passion, they just don't have any control anymore.
That's where their market is though.
Those with more money than soul and taste.
One of the most intelligent reviews I've seen on such a car. A piece of automotive history for sure.
Ferrari take themselves too seriously,
They're looking for that 1/2 second around the track
or economics on the fuel
Lamborghini say
SOD THAT!
lol
These days Audi say "Lamborghini, make a shitty over-priced supercar to rip off our idiot customers with"
Matthew Sharpe both are the same engine and wheelbase lol
You believe the R8 is a re-skinned Huracan? Google is your friend.
I always enjoy vids with this chap,always opens them up as they were intended.
Great video!! Those pops n crackles are real...This things raw, I prefer the older stuff man..legend car. It's good you thrashed it.👍🏻
undoubtedly the most iconic supercar of all time.
This man is a hero! Bad ass race car driver and has a real love for cars!
Damn, the music was spot on in this one!
This was so deep and truly emotional. Almost shed a tear :(
That is the greatest automotive pinup of all time! And i love it... Think i had 3 posters on my wall of that car. Had an F40 in the corner too but the Lambo was the one i loved. :)
Great video for a great car!
Best looking supercar ever made!
As I discussed with my son just a week ago about what car posters are worth his money. I couldn't help but remember this very car on my wall. This will be required viewing for my son.
I still remember a poster of one of these at my aunty and uncles place 25 years ago....I'm an 80's baby...all the kids dreamt of having one!
2:30-2:40 some of the best Lambo V12 N/A music we'll ever hear! What a car. Love it!
I love the opening scene to Cannonball Run because of this car.
Too bad they ruined it with Jamie Farr opening up the movie. They should have cut out all scenes and began with just the car and girls in CBR 2.
My eyes cant get enough of this car!
This exact car, a red 25th Anniversary Countach, was on the first car poster I ever bought. Black backdrop sitting on a black & white checkered floor... the image is permanently burnt into my memory. This poster car ignited my passion for everything cars, goes down as my all time favourite car.
I love the videos with this guy. I forget his full name but the video he does on the Ferrari Dino is one of my favorites.
amazing.. it would be epic if they made new fully analog cars no driver assistance but that'll never happen 😢
ogmprod if you like being in tune with the road, just walk.
pure driving experience.. no system no electronics
Most beautiful car I've ever seen
Absolutely dream car
I'll never forget sitting in a countach when i was younger, I was at a car show and it was white, it was like something out of this world! the owner told me to press the clutch and i remember it being heavy! i look back now and think that's a £400k car!!
A right proper tribute this video is. Well done.
thank you for reviving my childhood dream
Great production.
What a beautiful video
ths car has been my dream car still childhood ... wht a machine still looks like of this Era ... EPIC
great video! Wish it was in 4K.
Started watching this and thought "ooh, an english presenter... ooh northern, hang on- i know that voice!" then the plate came up- Yep! i've seen (definitely didn't touch, honest!) this exact car and most of the rest of his collection during a supercar open day :-D it's a sight to behold
That line about what makes "The Best Car" is so true.
The Countach was my first dream car growing up.
I can sympathize with his observation near the end of the video about how we'll never get to experience a poster car of the same ilk ever again. It's kinda sad, but thankfully machines like this will still be around for future enthusiasts.
I feel like watching Army of One (starring Dolf Lundgren)... just watching that Ferrari F-40 and that Lamborghini Countach go at it just makes for an awesome movie!!!
brilliant video of a brilliant car
as car said ' a dream come true '
I watched the starting scene with the Countach in The Cannonball Run (1981) at least a hundred times, first time in the movie when I was 16. These were the times ...
Thanks for the memories!
The Lamborghini Countach has by its design
Automobile history written at the best time. Today it would not be possible anymore.
the sound of that v12 is breathtaking
This was my childhood dreamcar!
Thanks for sharing... Really special car in its own right
I got excited for a second. I thought this was a Harry's Garage video.
I always preferred the 80-90's look on cars, generally in these kinda cars (I would say sports cars but i am not sure). The design on the newer ones don't attract me as much as the 80's cars do. I don't know sometimes if I am just complaining, or something bad happened. I wonder if it'll be the same for the next generations. I am 20 (just for reference) and I feel like most people around my age PRETEND to like this style.
I have no idea
Wow, best engine and exhaust sounds ever. Mean...
Great video
It's a shame that this car is becoming so rare, that the thought of never seeing one on the road again is sad. The Countach will always be the mother of all exotic cars!
Well.. I admit I had a red Contach model car when I was about 10yrs old, which I was proud to own... then my taste changed, perhaps became more of a purist and I took myself a little too seriously and started liking Lotus, for its simplicity and lightness.. I then owned an '88 Toyota MR2 that was kind of a nice balance between Elise's dynamics and Contach's styling, and yet reliable and affordable :)
I appreciate videos like this. 👍🏽
It really is a beast.
And it sounds like one too!
U can't stop staring at it with the lights up
/DRIVE has been coming back lately oohhh baAYYYBEHHHH
Sound at 2:30......
Beautiful cinematography!! Excellent edits!! :)
The Countach and the Lamborghini Diablo GT, are the last of the old fashioned, crazy, unhinged Lambos in my book
Petrolicious inspired? Very well done either way :)
Love Petrolicious, but Adrian was there first.
OH no I was just teasing with you... I have been a huge fan of this channel since the beginning.
No prob! Just wanted Adrian to get his props for these.
Growing up I remember the switch between the countach posters to diablo posters always amazinglys excessively beautiful cars
Great car, an even greater guy. Awesome video
the Countach is still the Lamborghini Icon 😎
2:32 So many chills
Un auto icónico en los 80's. Creo que muchos tuvimos un poster de éste auto en nuestro dormitorio. Ése hermoso sonido del V12 es música para mis oídos y de la época en la que los super autos tenían transmisión manual, simplemente un hermoso auto
Passionate review. I was one of those future petrolheads that fantasized about this car. Had to settle for a gen2 Trans Am. At least I can fit in that...;-)
this guy is great to listen to
I like this guy just for driving that car hard the way it’s meant to be driven
I got to see one of these a few days ago come past the Asian restaurant I was eating at, he gave it the beans for sure, it was piano black or something... I dunno... shame I did not get a closer look. Moments later a Tesla P90D parks outside, it was red! :D Talk about contrast! And there I was with a lady friend eating chicken red curry! :D Looked like one of the later models, a few weeks earlier I got to see another Lambo, a Gallardo, think it was one of the later models, facelifted, black with gold wheels! :) Apparently there is a dealership around here that sell these kinds of cars, I had no idea! :D
Nicely done, at the 3:03 minute, the very scene that inspired Eurithmics biggest worldwide mega hit "Sweet Dreams are Made of This" believe it or NOT.
Goddamn that car is still amazing. Had that poster on my wall in 1989 and that was the car - the 25th, with all of Pagani's crazy ass visions finally in place. Gandini was a master, but Pagani as we now know is the artist of the new era. His cars are crazy expensive and when he suggested CARBON FIBER to Lamborghini as it being the future of cars - they laughed. He left and the rest is history.
Really excellent video. Wonderful.