In 1971, the prototype Lamborghini Countach reset the supercar template. As a production car the Countach reigned supreme for an unprecedented sixteen years, during which time it evolved through six variants. It finally met its end in 1990 at the hands of a most unlikely assassin – its own aerodynamics. The seminal Countach, on the other hand, was a genuinely pioneering leap whose fingerprints can still be found all over Sant' Agata's latest flagships. This book sets out the hard, objective evidence for why the Lamborghini Countach should be regarded not only as the quintessential supercar, but also as the most instructive all Lamborghini's flagship models to date.