This car to my eye is still the most exotic car ever made. If I ever come into money somehow (I won't) a countach would be the first thing I buy. No joke!!!
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Totally agree. Watch the Petrolicious video with the white version, it really spends time showing the car at rest - just how low and wide it is, much lower than anything you can buy today due to ped collision regs
I would do the same depending on how easy getting in & out of the seat would be. I'm old now, and my body doesn't work the way it used to, so that would be the defining factor.., but I would LOVE to have one too. I remember when they came out waaay back when, and it was a feast for they eyes.
In my opinion, the Countach is the best good looking car ever made. It was so ahead of its time. Nowadays cars have over 1000bhp, they reach unbelievable speeds but they are soulless.
I thought it was my favorite too, and I still love it, but I saw a Miura SV up close a couple years ago and it was by far the coolest production car I've ever seen. I couldn't take my eyes off of it.
I wanted one when they were new, and I want one now. I'm glad he appreciates the rush of driving a car that communicates what it will, and will not, do - and more importantly, he's sharing that curiosity and excitement about cars like that with his children. That's truly awesome.
I had two Countach's. But for the going rate now I would rather have a Aventador . But the Countach was an UNBELIEVABLE car. I would go home and find cars in my driveway that followed me home just wanting to get a closer look at it. There will NEVER be another car in the same time and space like the COUNTACH - RIP BABY!
All new Lamborghinis is not Lamborghini anymore its just a modern plastic car from vw...no V12 sound can beat the old V12 like countach and Diablo and miura....nothing ....all new v12 today sound so boring....is it because its flatplane V12 today?? And old one was crossplane??
Yeah nothing like having a 1/2 million dollar car that you can’t drive in traffic or it will overheat. All Lamborghini are flat plane. And although I do understand what you’re saying to some extent in that it’s an iconic classic car it will never be worthless but I have to agree I’d buy an aventador or huracan or even a later model Diablo before this car. Especially with everything I hear about how hard they are to drive and they are super tiny I don’t think a countach is a car for someone who’s “rich enough” to buy one it’s for people who are rich enough to buy 10 of them or cars like them and can afford to let them sit 95% of time and put tires on them for 5,000$ not because they are worn but because they are expired and practically brand new, this is not something one can do with a couple million dollars and still be able to afford regular life .
@@vcall6121 stop making it more bad than it is...Diablo first gen was not a bad car and at least it sound 5 million times better than modern supercars.....flat plane V8 in my ass.....hah😆🤮🤮🥱🥱
Not so shure. I have a late eighties mid-engined car of my own, not as fancy nor desirable, since it left the factory. My ex-sister in law who's still close to us, cannot get the idea of a sports car, mine in particular. Yes she drives a Prius. I'm 67 now and I don't see the day I'll sell it. Heck, my 2 brothers, the only ones I ever let drive it, tell me now "is'nt it time for you to get rid of it ? You're too old now for that." Duh. They really don't get it. They don't know the joys of getting it out of hybernation in spring, or on early Sunday mornings and just drive errand. The sounds, the High revs sound, the snick snick shifting. I simply love it. Some peole will never understand that.
Yep. Jay Leno said the same thing. He said he drove the Countach everyday for 13 years because "this car wasn't built to sit in a showroom for 30 years so it could become a highly desired classic so it could sit in someone's garage for another 30. No. This car was built to be driven & begs to be driven by a driver who not only loves the driving experience but also truly knows how to drive" Can't be said better.
Whoever is responsible for the cinematography/filmography for these videos , you make these special ! So videos of cars on UA-cam but nothing imo matches these. Thank you
Absolutely brilliant video, love the balanced view of family, lifestyle, education (esp. for the children), passion etc.. Where he says "... it's about sensory input...", there are very few cars on the road that give this like the Countach, it's ultra-analogue, something our senses are being deprived of more and more nowadays. Long live the Countach, and RIP Marcello Gandini, the genius who designed it, together with the engineers at Bertone/Lamborghini.
Congratulations to Victor for actually knowing how to properly drive this car. Hard to find people with the means to have cars like these and not just throw the gears
Growing up in the era of 50’s through the 80’s we have experienced some of the most amazing vehicles for an us gearheads to be driving. Such a magical image of a Countach blazing down a roadway captured from a drone camera as it pulls back to reveal an open road ! Great video
One of the best produced videos I've seen on this car ~ Importance on family, purpose, and appreciation for a work of art not just a car. People in the year 3024 will still be driving this car and talking about it.
My all time Favorite car. I remember seeing my first one as a young pup when my parents were watching Miami Vice. The white on white one that got chased by Don Johnson in that black Ferrari Daytona. Good times
If you have a chance, watch that episode again. You will notice that the rear end of the Countach changes throughout the chase. They used two different cars for that scene. A euro spec, and an American spec.
Man, good for you. That's how I grew up, working on cars with my dad. They were usually Ford or MOPAR though. Those were good times. The Countach was a poster on my bedroom wall, a daydream. Pure unobtainium.
I don’t have a Lamborghini but it still makes me feel good as a father to have my son help me change the wheel bearing on my Chevy cavalier....,Jesus those cars go through a lot of wheel bearings!
This is why kids need dad's....to learn the skills,pass down the knowledge,build the passion and preserve the history...all whilst having and making memories along the way
Thanks for sharing the experience no modern car in the world can give you but everyone is looking for! I feel I need to get out for a drive right now...
Great video and a passion for Countach and involving the kids is great too. I’ll drive mine as soon as the weather is fine. Yet no... But the films reminds me good moments...
I’m sick of everyone trashing the Countach. Like you said it’s the ultimate analog driver. Not controlled by computers, but finely(or sometimes unfinely) tuned orgasmic freedom. I would rather have any form of Countach than any modern supercar.
I like the way you think, get it in and drive. Those were I think more of a drivers sports car back then. You had to truly love to drive to truly appreciate the car.
I really hope he's right about always being able to enjoy older cars that communicate with you. He's definitely not wrong that it would be boring if, in the future, everyone just hops into their autonomous vehicles. I'm thankful of him for sharing this with his kids.
This is why MT is an analog car and very fun to drive.. I know the convinence of AT cars but no matter what, there's no pleasure of driving it without using the stick.. To use the stick is an art..
I live in Fort Collins. I believe I saw your Countach around town years ago, at least I think I did, there aren’t many of them around here! I just found your channel today. Great content!
To me, the Countach will always be the ultimate Lamborghini; there's no car that's more exotic. Lambos are about outrageous looks, speed, a sense of occasion and a thrilling drive. It will never be topped because these days, due to all the rules and regulations, you just could not style a car so outrageously
Hey that's Rist Canyon outside of Fort Collins and Laporte! I used to ride my Bianchi up those roads. I was at a much slower analogue pace in my Italian engineered machine. ; - ) I used to be able to hit 60 or 70 on the way back though.
In my 20s in fla I had got the chance to drive one from a very Nice guy. Was on this back wood roads in fla and I stopped at this kinda run down tire shop . I needed air and it had some expensive rolls on the lift. And I was getting air in my tire for my junky Toya and all of a sudden this black p400 showed up to get tires .. i was in awe !! Whoa dude !after it came back out I kindly asked him if I get some pictures of it like the engine everything and he said YOUR ASKING ALOT KID I SUPPOSE YOU WANT TO DRIVE IT TOO ! ? I said no just pictures he threw the keys my way and said you drive I want to feel these new tires in the passenger seat. I got in nervous,,fired it up and just in first in 3 secs I was hitting 60mph ! Just to let you know I didn't make it to 4th. Before I was told to turn around. But what a rush I had !!! and I'll never forget this experience. Until I go senile.
I like the windscreen wiper delete option, with modern glass coatings and high pressure (aftermarket heated) washer jets there’s little need for wiper blades on an everyday car let alone a Countach 😁👍 beautiful car
Although I'm not a fan of Countach styling, I appreciate and understand your love of and the thrill of driving an older sports car that as you say is "all analog" and not modern. For that thrill for me, I take my '72 Pantera out on Sunday mornings through the canyons from the San Fernando Valley to the beach in Malibu. At about 500hp and the roar right behind your head, Italian wedge styling at its best, there is a visceral thrill you just can't get out of modern, computer controlled cars. My 600hp Jaguar XKR, my daily driver, is quicker, more comfortable, certainly more reliable and impervious to external factors such as hot weather or heavy Los Angeles traffic but doesn't provide the feel or the excitement or joy that my Pantera brings me. You've described the experience perfectly!
I would like to share a story if I may, I was visiting a friend and we had went to one of his friends house to visit. When we got there the first thing I noticed was a bright yellow 1976 corvette in the garage. I am a car person, it's not about Ford or Chevy, it's about the car, and back the corvette had a style that like the Lamborghini back then, stood out. His friend didn't know me, never met, but he could see what I felt I think. He ask me if I wanted to drive it, my chin hit the floor trying to say yes.. he threw me the keys, I said your going with me. He lived in the hills of Missouri, on a 2 lane highway. Pulling out of his driveway, I was nervous, started out slow, got the feel of it, then he said, thought you wanted to drive it, well, drive it. Here to tell you, back then, those cars, drove heavy, and you had to drive it, not steer it, drive it. What a rush, pure excitement. Short drive, about 10 miles round trip, found a short straight away before I turned around and got to feel that power. Coming back I took the curves at about 90 or so, never squeal a tire. Pulled back in the drive with a smile from ear to ear. The man's wife came out as we were getting out and seen I was the one driving. She was shocked, said, you don't know him, and you let him drive. He said something that made me stand tall and proud, he's a driver, he knows what he's doing. Then our mutual friend said, you have known me for years and you never asked if I wanted to drive it, that's when I really started walking on air, he answered back, but I don't trust you, looked at me and said, I trust him. I told that story to say this, a true driver appreciates a true driver's car. In my book, the the older cars are made for the true drivers to enjoy, where as the new cars are made for steering wheel holders.
You can tell he's a real car guy..... what others call annoyances we see as full course meal of communication between you and the car, and that's why they have personality unlike the dull clinical teslas and we why we fight to keep them alive.
I'd rather have one of these than an entire collection of modern paddle shift supercars.
Ryan Chase 💯 % yes bro 👍
@Ryan Chase These old supercars are for real men!
@@GeneralLee1961.3 I pity the younger generation with the internet and paddle shifters. Give me a letter in my mail box and a stick shift.
@Ryan Chase Clutch and manual gear lever: that is the authentic sports car...
@@GeneralLee1961.3 Agreed. Nothing like it.
This car to my eye is still the most exotic car ever made. If I ever come into money somehow (I won't) a countach would be the first thing I buy. No joke!!!
@Echte Brabander Yea, emotional enough to make the owner of this sh*tfest kill himself.....
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Totally agree. Watch the Petrolicious video with the white version, it really spends time showing the car at rest - just how low and wide it is, much lower than anything you can buy today due to ped collision regs
E-type
I would do the same depending on how easy getting in & out of the seat would be. I'm old now, and my body doesn't work the way it used to, so that would be the defining factor.., but I would LOVE to have one too. I remember when they came out waaay back when, and it was a feast for they eyes.
In my opinion, the Countach is the best good looking car ever made. It was so ahead of its time.
Nowadays cars have over 1000bhp, they reach unbelievable speeds but they are soulless.
A timeless classic. When Lamborghini was something special.
Listen to that engine, such a beautiful car. This car is probably my favorite Lamborghini.
me too
I thought it was my favorite too, and I still love it, but I saw a Miura SV up close a couple years ago and it was by far the coolest production car I've ever seen. I couldn't take my eyes off of it.
Much much better than German Lambo,s!
Diablo was mine
Bizzarini V12....
I wanted one when they were new, and I want one now. I'm glad he appreciates the rush of driving a car that communicates what it will, and will not, do - and more importantly, he's sharing that curiosity and excitement about cars like that with his children. That's truly awesome.
Damn your old
I had two Countach's. But for the going rate now I would rather have a Aventador . But the Countach was an UNBELIEVABLE car. I would go home and find cars in my driveway that followed me home just wanting to get a closer look at it. There will NEVER be another car in the same time and space like the COUNTACH - RIP BABY!
All new Lamborghinis is not Lamborghini anymore its just a modern plastic car from vw...no V12 sound can beat the old V12 like countach and Diablo and miura....nothing ....all new v12 today sound so boring....is it because its flatplane V12 today?? And old one was crossplane??
Yeah nothing like having a 1/2 million dollar car that you can’t drive in traffic or it will overheat. All Lamborghini are flat plane. And although I do understand what you’re saying to some extent in that it’s an iconic classic car it will never be worthless but I have to agree I’d buy an aventador or huracan or even a later model Diablo before this car. Especially with everything I hear about how hard they are to drive and they are super tiny I don’t think a countach is a car for someone who’s “rich enough” to buy one it’s for people who are rich enough to buy 10 of them or cars like them and can afford to let them sit 95% of time and put tires on them for 5,000$ not because they are worn but because they are expired and practically brand new, this is not something one can do with a couple million dollars and still be able to afford regular life .
@@vcall6121 stop making it more bad than it is...Diablo first gen was not a bad car and at least it sound 5 million times better than modern supercars.....flat plane V8 in my ass.....hah😆🤮🤮🥱🥱
This video needed synthwave
hahahaha hey nice to see you Mr. Slav!!
I was listening to lost years lightbringers while watching this :D
1:00 I absolutely love this. Explaining this to a non-car-person would be priceless.
Not so shure. I have a late eighties mid-engined car of my own, not as fancy nor desirable, since it left the factory.
My ex-sister in law who's still close to us, cannot get the idea of a sports car, mine in particular. Yes she drives a Prius.
I'm 67 now and I don't see the day I'll sell it. Heck, my 2 brothers, the only ones I ever let drive it, tell me now "is'nt it time for you to get rid of it ? You're too old now for that." Duh.
They really don't get it. They don't know the joys of getting it out of hybernation in spring, or on early Sunday mornings and just drive errand. The sounds, the High revs sound, the snick snick shifting. I simply love it.
Some peole will never understand that.
Marc René Yvon what car you talking about? Must be something special;)
Yep. Jay Leno said the same thing. He said he drove the Countach everyday for 13 years because "this car wasn't built to sit in a showroom for 30 years so it could become a highly desired classic so it could sit in someone's garage for another 30. No. This car was built to be driven & begs to be driven by a driver who not only loves the driving experience but also truly knows how to drive"
Can't be said better.
Whoever is responsible for the cinematography/filmography for these videos , you make these special ! So videos of cars on UA-cam but nothing imo matches these. Thank you
Amazing video. Driving that would be a dream of mine!
Woah, would never expect a comment of yours on a car video! Really appreciate your gaming videos, and glad you also appreciate the Countach. :D
Excellent work.
Absolutely brilliant video, love the balanced view of family, lifestyle, education (esp. for the children), passion etc.. Where he says "... it's about sensory input...", there are very few cars on the road that give this like the Countach, it's ultra-analogue, something our senses are being deprived of more and more nowadays. Long live the Countach, and RIP Marcello Gandini, the genius who designed it, together with the engineers at Bertone/Lamborghini.
Boy oh boy, to be able to drive that car, on those roads...that would be a good time!
Makes me want to move to Colorado !
Now for the car...
Congratulations to Victor for actually knowing how to properly drive this car. Hard to find people with the means to have cars like these and not just throw the gears
Finally someone appreciates countach rather than expose how uncomfortable it is or whatever....... beautiful video..
Being 60+ I fully understand the rush but also know how hard it is to keep these machines running . Wish I had the cash to have one of these
Growing up in the era of 50’s through the 80’s we have experienced some of the most amazing vehicles for an us gearheads to be driving. Such a magical image of a Countach blazing down a roadway captured from a drone camera as it pulls back to reveal an open road !
Great video
One of my favorites cars--raw, outrageous, and a total blast to drive
One of the best produced videos I've seen on this car ~ Importance on family, purpose, and appreciation for a work of art not just a car. People in the year 3024 will still be driving this car and talking about it.
best part.. you can tell the kids love their dad
My all time Favorite car. I remember seeing my first one as a young pup when my parents were watching Miami Vice. The white on white one that got chased by Don Johnson in that black Ferrari Daytona. Good times
But that was a kit car/fake ferrari......that why the blew it up n used a Testarossa to avoide lawsuit from Enzo Ferrari himself as am sure U know.
@@265308 I didn't know that was a kit car, interesting.
If you have a chance, watch that episode again. You will notice that the rear end of the Countach changes throughout the chase. They used two different cars for that scene. A euro spec, and an American spec.
That is a beautiful road.
Man, good for you. That's how I grew up, working on cars with my dad. They were usually Ford or MOPAR though. Those were good times. The Countach was a poster on my bedroom wall, a daydream. Pure unobtainium.
The countach is the best exotic car ever! Nothing gets your attention better than this car! Awesome sound,exclusive, draws attention!
Awesome!!! Victor is who works on my cars! Great guy.
I can hear this man speak the whole day!
I don’t have a Lamborghini but it still makes me feel good as a father to have my son help me change the wheel bearing on my Chevy cavalier....,Jesus those cars go through a lot of wheel bearings!
What possible stress could you have living in that amazing area and having a countach to drive? Maybe.... What shoes to wear perhaps??
Where is that area?
just a chuck taylors wll do
Deciding what car to drive apparently
@@gottiducati
Hahaha... Decisions Decisions.. 🎅🤔🎅🤔
A wife would do that
The only car I dream. Hope to own it someday. Nice movie and naration, it show deeply driving countach.
My all time favorite car. In my favorite color scheme. And that sound that i could listen to anytime. This is what cars is ALL about.
Best thing about this video; him passing along his passion and knowledge to his kids
This is why kids need dad's....to learn the skills,pass down the knowledge,build the passion and preserve the history...all whilst having and making memories along the way
2:34 OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God's house I'm in loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!! What a dream garage dude!
The streets are looking so beautiful, I think I would have a big fat smile in my face the whole time if I would drive there
One of the most beautiful cars ever built and the only car I had a poster of when I was a kid.
The best Countach video on YT. Bravo!
That was the color .....black with gold rims on tan interior ......a young boys dream car !
Only 4 words to describe the Countach: "It's a sensory feast". This guy nailed it.
Thanks for sharing the experience no modern car in the world can give you but everyone is looking for! I feel I need to get out for a drive right now...
Great video and a passion for Countach and involving the kids is great too. I’ll drive mine as soon as the weather is fine. Yet no... But the films reminds me good moments...
That garage......it’s like art show.
I’m sick of everyone trashing the Countach. Like you said it’s the ultimate analog driver. Not controlled by computers, but finely(or sometimes unfinely) tuned orgasmic freedom. I would rather have any form of Countach than any modern supercar.
I like the way you think, get it in and drive. Those were I think more of a drivers sports car back then. You had to truly love to drive to truly appreciate the car.
the sound of the motor as in a game on a console from the 90s😍
Dima Kony No, the sound in the game console is the sound of that motor.
great car, awesome guy - perfect combination.
Mad respect Victor !
I really hope he's right about always being able to enjoy older cars that communicate with you. He's definitely not wrong that it would be boring if, in the future, everyone just hops into their autonomous vehicles. I'm thankful of him for sharing this with his kids.
Videos like this don't need music just the real sound of a V-12 shifting gears.
What a collection.
Lovely video, thanks! 1988.5 Countach owner
This is why MT is an analog car and very fun to drive..
I know the convinence of AT cars but no matter what, there's no pleasure of driving it without using the stick..
To use the stick is an art..
Another fantastic video! Thank you
You are right in all you say. I have owned one so its nice to here the same view I have about the car.
I lived in the Flathead Valley of Montana and the mountain roads look so similar.
I've loved the Countach since I first watched Cannonball Run. The opening scene with the Lambo tearing through the desert...Awesome!
Me too! Not only that, it inspired my love of all cars as I was only 7 when I saw it. I shared that intro with my kids and it gave me goosebumps!
Not much of a Lamborghini fan but this was poetry no matter what you love
My god the music she sings....simply breath taking
Colorado has some nice driving roads ... Cheers from Roxborough Park.
The Lamborghini Countach is my favorite sport car.
I live in Fort Collins. I believe I saw your Countach around town years ago, at least I think I did, there aren’t many of them around here! I just found your channel today. Great content!
To me, the Countach will always be the ultimate Lamborghini; there's no car that's more exotic. Lambos are about outrageous looks, speed, a sense of occasion and a thrilling drive. It will never be topped because these days, due to all the rules and regulations, you just could not style a car so outrageously
Doesnt have to be a lambo either just driving something different sometimes or just goin for a drive can be so rewarding.
Hey that's Rist Canyon outside of Fort Collins and Laporte! I used to ride my Bianchi up those roads. I was at a much slower analogue pace in my Italian engineered machine. ; - ) I used to be able to hit 60 or 70 on the way back though.
In my 20s in fla I had got the chance to drive one from a very Nice guy. Was on this back wood roads in fla and I stopped at this kinda run down tire shop . I needed air and it had some expensive rolls on the lift. And I was getting air in my tire for my junky Toya and all of a sudden this black p400 showed up to get tires .. i was in awe !! Whoa dude !after it came back out I kindly asked him if I get some pictures of it like the engine everything and he said YOUR ASKING ALOT KID I SUPPOSE YOU WANT TO DRIVE IT TOO ! ? I said no just pictures he threw the keys my way and said you drive I want to feel these new tires in the passenger seat. I got in nervous,,fired it up and just in first in 3 secs I was hitting 60mph ! Just to let you know I didn't make it to 4th. Before I was told to turn around. But what a rush I had !!! and I'll never forget this experience. Until I go senile.
One of the best looking Lamborghinis.
Hey I’m an old school Countach enthusiast, come to Maryland and take me to work, no need for coffee lol. Great video
I like the windscreen wiper delete option, with modern glass coatings and high pressure (aftermarket heated) washer jets there’s little need for wiper blades on an everyday car let alone a Countach 😁👍 beautiful car
Although I'm not a fan of Countach styling, I appreciate and understand your love of and the thrill of driving an older sports car that as you say is "all analog" and not modern. For that thrill for me, I take my '72 Pantera out on Sunday mornings through the canyons from the San Fernando Valley to the beach in Malibu. At about 500hp and the roar right behind your head, Italian wedge styling at its best, there is a visceral thrill you just can't get out of modern, computer controlled cars. My 600hp Jaguar XKR, my daily driver, is quicker, more comfortable, certainly more reliable and impervious to external factors such as hot weather or heavy Los Angeles traffic but doesn't provide the feel or the excitement or joy that my Pantera brings me. You've described the experience perfectly!
Love the Counntach but WOW at all the Giugiaro-body Esprits in his garage!
Love seeing you share these things with you children. Nothing makes me more sick to my stomach than a man that puts toys ahead of their kids.
Best sounding engine ever.
Absolutely my ultimate dream car since I first laid eyes on it!!!
I really enjoy this series. Great little stories about a connection with cars and environment.
I am one of the myriad young boys with a poster of this on my wall. I came here for the sound... also hoping Victor will adopt me- I don't eat much...
Awesome video. The Countach was the first model I did by myself as a kid.
Wonder what this guy does for living till he can have this relaxing live your dream kind of dream of many
2:51 , Karmann Ghia sitting next to a Diablo 👍
Your drive is so beaurtifful
I want this guy to adopt me !
It NEVER gets old
I would like to share a story if I may, I was visiting a friend and we had went to one of his friends house to visit. When we got there the first thing I noticed was a bright yellow 1976 corvette in the garage. I am a car person, it's not about Ford or Chevy, it's about the car, and back the corvette had a style that like the Lamborghini back then, stood out. His friend didn't know me, never met, but he could see what I felt I think. He ask me if I wanted to drive it, my chin hit the floor trying to say yes.. he threw me the keys, I said your going with me. He lived in the hills of Missouri, on a 2 lane highway. Pulling out of his driveway, I was nervous, started out slow, got the feel of it, then he said, thought you wanted to drive it, well, drive it. Here to tell you, back then, those cars, drove heavy, and you had to drive it, not steer it, drive it. What a rush, pure excitement. Short drive, about 10 miles round trip, found a short straight away before I turned around and got to feel that power. Coming back I took the curves at about 90 or so, never squeal a tire. Pulled back in the drive with a smile from ear to ear. The man's wife came out as we were getting out and seen I was the one driving. She was shocked, said, you don't know him, and you let him drive. He said something that made me stand tall and proud, he's a driver, he knows what he's doing. Then our mutual friend said, you have known me for years and you never asked if I wanted to drive it, that's when I really started walking on air, he answered back, but I don't trust you, looked at me and said, I trust him.
I told that story to say this, a true driver appreciates a true driver's car. In my book, the the older cars are made for the true drivers to enjoy, where as the new cars are made for steering wheel holders.
You can tell he's a real car guy..... what others call annoyances we see as full course meal of communication between you and the car, and that's why they have personality unlike the dull clinical teslas and we why we fight to keep them alive.
A man of culture I see
For me the most beautiful Lamborghini ever made
Indeed a far way better way to meet the day than a 10$ cup of coffee.
Coffee is expensive where he lives.
Beautiful. My all time black with copper colour wheels.
Black with gold wheels. The best Countach spec.
Lamborghini countach is the best sounding V12 i ever have heard nothing can beat a 5,2 V12 with 6 carburators crossplane
Would love to drive one, he was a genius...
Bless you, your family, and those wonderful autos.
I have a dodge viper. I feel the same every ride I take with it.
cars usa me too in Swedish country sides ! And do you know one thing ,the v10 engine in the viper was actually developed with the help of Lamborghini?
i own and dd a 94xjs v12 6 litre....modified. i get it!
glad to see i am not alone with my passion for driving.
Awesome video, nothing but truth spoken
That sound…AHHHHHHH!
what a nice road
this was so beautiful
Awesome.. nice view on the experience .. buy one now while they are still cheap.
I know what you talk about and share the same passion for analogue, strenuous but super rewarding driving just for the fun of it.
Wheres the this is why I drive a 95 honda civic with a spoiler?
EPIC video