Plato's day with the Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 | Fifth Gear 

Maybe he can drive.....but he's stupid! He acted like the older Countach going under 6 seconds for 0-60mph and a top speed of 170 was a great thing or accomplishment....I had a 4 cylinder Chrysler Conquest that could do that! LOL

hat is it to watch, he called it LP1 not LPI wtf?????

Insane

@@petegeorge6605 😊oo

@@petegeorge6605 LP1.

Looks fantastic

They also look Shite

EXACTLY! The Gallardo Turned he Lambo Marque... into a Salesman Car.

Quite funny actually when the Aventador and it's variants (S, SV, SVJ, etc) are max £500k cars but with the addition of a puny electric motor and supercapacitor (and of course the redesigned exterior although I don't like the looks, the OG Countach is far better looking) it's over two millions, no wonder it's a cynical cash grab and what's even worse is that there are cars like Centenario that doesn't even have the hybrid assistance, just a body kit Aventador and similarly priced liked this car! SMH. I would have understood that the body is made from all carbon fibre but so is that for the SVJ.

I love the look of this car, bit expensive for a VW?

Well, if you had the chance to legally steal the money off of corporate psychopaths and white collar criminals who want to emulate them? Wouldn't you? I mean, the whole point of hypercars is after all such that majority of the people buying them have more money than brains. And some don't even make a cent of profit, like the Bugatti is selling everything at a net-loss despite the outrageous price tag. I dunno of any other manufacturer whose cars are both profitable and technologically forward leaning enough to justify the price other than Köenigsegg. C. Von Köenigsegg is both business and engineering genius for what he has been able to achieve. And I still probably wouldn't buy one even if I were a multimillionaire. Because a several million dollar car just makes no sense.

Not this version of it.

Because pop-up headlamp is unsafe ;)

@@theta924 don’t be stupid! Unsafe is walking on a motorway.

not just the pop ups but the wing

Modify....

The front could be a bit more agressive like the side and back of the car

Rich Arabs is core customer base for new countach.

"Chevy dependability" hasn't been a thing in over a decade. Modern Chevys are junk lmao.

Maybe that’s why Jason says he wishes they’d gone more extreme. They could’ve done it but that means $$$$$

I don't want to be a pessimist, but can we really do something else nowadays? Most popular brands like BMW or Audi are getting fake exhausts, fake vents, fake sounds, worse materials, worse reliability, we got Tesla fandom despite it's terrible materials and the new Lamborghini Countach is just a Sian underneath.

What? The only thing they have in common is that they are low, wide, and, what... have 4 wheels? They are very different in design. These fundamental likenesses arent so much design choices as they are out of necessity for going fast and sticking to the road.

I think it's good that at least they tried to do a modern take on a classic. Imo it looks better than the old school one, I think the swoopy lines fit it better.

It continues the "true" Car Magazine format, its forebare "old old" Top Gear started.

@@aidy6000 this Countach is for legends only. Chisato also drove one.

The creaky door was brilliant

Also paint it black. Just no front wing.🤮

Mine too, the Scottish Borders are stunning and so often bypassed in the rush to get to the Highlands.

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Dear, old Harry was getting super-excited about a new, bland, blue Maserati...

Never ever beats the mini! Come on man, u must be joking! That mini's of these times are great copy of back in the days!

Second episode was just shown. Quest and Discovery I think

The one in the nose, right?

@@aplanedividedthesky you know it lol!

Disagree. I don't care at all. It looks great.

@@doublestrokeroll One would definitely care when Aventador's are max 500k cars in the UK market but for 2M or more, the same package with little hybrid assistance, that's not right. And looks are subjective and this doesn't look good at all.

@@Amarjit_Singh I don't care. I think it looks amazing. Apparently you don't know what the word "subjective" means. If people will pay it then it's "right". Obviously those people think it's worth it.

It's like going from a 3.75" cock to a big ol' 7.7".. a world of difference and you might need some stitches after

I would love to see them actually bring back the Countach full production. Look at Porsche they've never discontinued the 911. They need to bring back the Countach as a permanent production model. I hate when companies only make limited edition. Porsche has been building the same car for decades.

The 1989 25th anniversary Countach had 450 horse. The 88 5000-quattrovalve and 89 25th anniversary were my 2 favorites

Should’ve made it a dual clutch smh

@@EldePHX Not possible on the Aventador platform, need modifications extensively.

Create a playlist for driving experiences because for a non gamer you have page after page of drivel and I still don’t see your videos. Or you’re playing clickbait.

@@brynleytalbot778 those 2 videos are in a playlist!

The original one didn't have a wong

Ford GT wasn't even a production car back in the day, and definitely nowhere near as universally recognized as the Countach. No matter what Lamborghini did people would hate it which is why it shouldn't have been made.

Only if he knew it was the germans who built that car...

@@TwiztedJugallo Are you sure? Think you're wrong about that. It's built in the Italian factory and even if you're referring to the engine, which has nothing to do with doors squeaking, this uses the V12 which has been an in house engine for them for since 1963. This isn't the V10 Audi engine.

doesn't take being German to notice a squeaky door

@@doublestrokeroll Lambo belongs to VW group my man. Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, Lambo, Porsche etc and only Porsche are almost completely independent from them. That 5.2L V10 engine that some of the Lambo's use is in Audi R8 made by Audi.

@@TwiztedJugallo Are you even listening? Where do they build Lamborghinis? What engine is being used in the new Countach? Read the last response I gave to you, and actually pay attention. Respond to the points I made that refuted your points instead of just stating the obvious. Or are you just a puppet who doesn't know how to think properly?