concept of the Lamborghini Countach LP 500
With its Gandini-penned wedge form unlike anything else Lamborghini had done before, the 1971 demonstration vehicle gave the first clues of Lamborghini's successor to the famous Miura supercar Following its presentation in Geneva, the concept was used in the three-year development of the production-ready Countach LP 400 before being used for crash tests and eventually being scrapped. Lamborghini's Polo Storico vintage division in Italy has now produced a convincing LP 500 replica from the ground up, using period-correct components and paying great attention to the concept's characteristic construction and proportions. How was the Lamborghini Countach LP 500 concept recreated? Polo Storico even employed the same production processes as Lamborghini at the time, such as manual panel pounding, to achieve total authenticity. They did, however, utilise contemporary scanning tools to analyse pictures of the original design in order to precisely r...