Buying or Selling a 1987 Lamborghini Countach?

 

The Lamborghini Countach was first presented in 1971 at the Geneva Motor Show and was built from 1974 to 1990 in different versions. The 1987 Lamborghini Countach was also known as the LP 5000 QV. The “LP” designation stands for Longitudinale Posteriore in reference to the engine position in the rear and “QV” stands for quattrovalvole, which means “four valves” in Italian—in reference to the engine. The US model featured special crash bumpers in the front and rear that have often been removed by owners later on. The Weber carburetors were replaced by a Bosch fuel injection system to meet the emission regulations in place on the American market. The power output dropped by 8 percent to 420 hp as a result, which was still more powerful than Ferrari models of the era. Rear brake cooling vents with new streaked sills were introduced in late 1987.

 

1987 Lamborghini Countach Seller’s Guide

Selling a 1987 Lamborghini Countach can be quite a hassle. Buyers are picky and will ask to see the car multiple times, to take it on test drives, and to carry out a pre-purchase inspection. If you’re looking for an easy and stress-free sale, Alex Manos and his team of classic car experts can help. First, they’re always looking for new models of classics to add to their growing inventory so if your model fit their collection, they’ll make you a top dollar offer on the spot. Second, the friendly staff will share useful tips and advice on how to make the best transaction. One recommendation is to be 100% honest concerning the car’s history of ownership and maintenance records, so that you don’t waste time showing the car to buyers looking for specific features your model doesn’t have.

 

Come visit the Los Angeles classic car dealership soon and ask the experts to evaluate your 1987 Lamborghini Countach. The team welcomes you anytime, and if you’re not in the area, give them a call, they’ll be happy to assist you over the phone. Call today to find out more!

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