1989 Lamborghini Countach

Make

Lamborghini

Model

Countach

Year

1989

Listed price

$699,905

Location

Murrieta, California

Transmission

5-Speed Manual

Mileage

24,329 miles

Few cars have ever made as dramatic an entrance as the Lamborghini Countach. Unveiled as a prototype in 1971, its Marcello Gandini-penned "cab-forward" design, scissor doors, and aggressive wedge shape redefined the supercar aesthetic, setting the template for decades to come. By 1988, as the Countach approached its swansong, Lamborghini introduced the 25th Anniversary Edition, a final, highly refined iteration celebrating a quarter-century of the marque. Horacio Pagani, then a young engineer at Lamborghini, was tasked with subtly redesigning the bodywork to improve cooling and aerodynamics, integrating new air intakes and revised sills while retaining the iconic silhouette. This final series, produced until 1990, represents the pinnacle of Countach development and remains one of its most desirable forms, with just 657 examples built. This 1989 Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary embodies that legendary status, presented in the quintessential shade of Giallo Fly. With 24,329 miles on its odometer, this example has been enjoyed but clearly cherished, its dramatic lines and aggressive stance as captivating today as they were over three decades ago. Under the rear deck, the ferocious 5.2L V12 engine, equipped with four valves per cylinder, delivers an intoxicating symphony of power, channeled to the rear wheels via a gated 5-speed manual transmission – a truly involving experience for the discerning enthusiast. This is an opportunity to acquire a true icon, a poster car from a golden age of automotive excess and engineering.