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Quite possibly the most recognizable automotive design on the planet, the Lamborghini Countach has stood the test of time as the quintessential supercar.

Debuting at the 1971 Geneva Motor Show, the Countach struck an instant chord—fitting, as its name is a Piedmontese expression meaning “stupendous, magnificent, or splendid” (politely translated).

Marcello Gandini was again put in charge of penning the company’s new flagship.

The design was a drastic departure from the Miura’s gentle sweeping curves and elegant proportions.

Instead, an aggressive wedge shape formed the basis of the silhouette and sharp lines constitute the remaining styling cues.

This design also marked the debut of Lamborghini’s most iconic feature, the scissor doors.

Like nothing else on the road, the Countach was a quantum leap forward in automotive language.

Lamborghini’s developments did not end wi...