Hot Wheels Boulevard Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 (Toy) Reservation - HobbySearch Diecast Car Store

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- The first-generation Countach debuted in 1974 as Lamborghini's second midship (engine mounted in the center) sports car, following the Miura.
- Its thin, flat, linear form, never before seen in a car, and the overwhelming performance provided by its 12-cylinder engine made a huge impact around the world.
- The impact of this trend spread to Japan as well, sparking a supercar boom among young boys in the late 1970s.
- The LPI-800 is a modern, second-generation Countach, with only 112 units produced to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Countach's birth (the prototype was released in 1971).
- The mechanism is taken from Lamborghini's first hybrid car, the Sián FKP37, and is fitted with a body shell inspired by the original.
- The Hot Wheels line recreates the car's sharp styling in tiny size.
- The metallic blue finish is rare among the standard white, red, and yellow second-generation Countach minicars, and is a fresh addition.