A glorious Lamborghini had been abandoned to itself for twenty years, but then things changed. Here’s what happened.
The brand Lamborghinis is well known for the jewels it produces, which have made customers dream for a long time now. In recent days, the house of Taurus has unveiled the new Urus SE, i.e. the first version of the Sant’Agata Bolognese Plug-In Hybrid SUV. The power has soared to the beauty of 1,000 horsepower, a record-breaking figure which cannot fail to exalt those who decide to purchase it.
In the meantime, work is also being done on the heir to the Huracan, a car that was equipped with a prodigious V10 engine, which will be replaced by a turbo V8 and which, in turn, will include an electric part. In the next lines, we will tell you about a glorious Lamborghini from the past that certainly wasn’t treated in the best waybut thanks to a group of kids it has returned to shine.
Lamborghini, the Countach shines again after years
Among the most beautiful and iconic cars in the company’s history Lamborghinis cannot fail to include the legendary Countach, designed by Marcello Gandini and designed by Paul Stanzanitwo characters who made the history of our glorious automotive sector. It was a sports car produced from 1971 to 1990who has delighted thousands of lucky customers over the course of his career.
Even today, the Countach is a point of reference for collectors, who dream of purchasing it through some auctions and special occasions. Unfortunately, a flaming red specimen did not have such a simple life, since it remained abandoned without ever being washed for twenty years.
It is truly impossible for us to conceive how a historic supercar of this level could have ended up in degradation in this way, but evidently, the carelessness and lack of respect of human beings even towards the most precious things has no limit.
Luckily, this gem was found by the guys from the canal YouTube “AMMO NYC“, who proceeded to subject it to a car wash, the first after twenty years.
As you can see from the video published above, the Lamborghini in question returned to shine in just a few hours, after careful work carried out by a team of experts. The Countach has thus been restored to its splendor, and we hope that it will no longer have to suffer similar treatments.
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