Automotive

Mine: 'MAD'
Bim

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.. probably not unnoticed ...

Stealthy lines indeed !

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... HOT !!!

I was going to say Bad a$$ but that would be 2 words!  So did you drive the Lambo?  If yes, how was it?  If you were my age, it was every kid's dream car.

every generation dream

... you asking this now makes me wonder if i had the chance to drive one (road)car in a lifetime ... which one would i choose ? Supposing i could drive it for a week ... .

... to cool the oven in the back
Cool Bim

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Actually an icon of the seventies and eighties !

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Regards,
ED-209

Indeed ED ! The Countach was actually so special it blew everybody's mind ... it became an instant icon more than any other car ever produced ... thanks to the outrageous shape !

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.. it really couldn't be compared to a diamond i think ... the 'lines' hmm hmmm on this car will never ever again be outclassed by any other car to come .... 

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.. and now it's a classic futuristic car ... would fit perfectly in a post-modem Woody Allen movie ... with Woody Allen driving it on an unknown planet in the far future ...

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Certainly for those days, but in my opinion the real raging Lambo bull is the Murcielago, designed by our own Luc00 !!!

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.. during the nineties we all laughed when we saw the Italian from around the corner driving his Countach, making all kinds of jokes about the 'bad' quality of his car .... oh boy, little did we know .... At a certain point a lot of us found this car to be really ugly ... this is indeed a car you like or really really dislike ... so i find your answer very understandable ... . 

needless to say that countach is a cornerstone in car history and a clear  design rupture after the miura. From  a pure design perspective it is very interesting indeed but not my cup of tea.

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... i would rather give a more fluently-lined car this credit .. but with 455 hp on tap the 'stewing' was certainly available

This message has been edited by T-suke on 2014-09-16 14:26:12