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ZA9C00500CLA12498 The 1971 Geneva Motor Show was marked by the presentation of the latest creation from the genius of Ferruccio Lamborghini, a concept car with breathtaking lines that would remain Marcello Gandini's masterpiece; three years later, the production version finally went into production, and was immediately established as the ultimate symbol of the 1970s and 1980s; the replacement for the sumptuous Miura was called the Countach and had a 4-litre V12 developing 375 hp, allowing it to exceed 300 km/h...

The model presented was part of the LP 500 S series, which was of considerable importance to Lamborghini: it was 1980, and the Mimran brothers bought the Sant'Agata Bolognese firm, which was in economic ruin at the time; Engineer Giulio Alfieri (who designed the Maserati 250F, Birdcage, 3500 GT Ghibli and others) was promoted to CEO and given the mission of restoring Lamborghini to its former glory! To do this, he tackled ...