LAMBORGHINI COUNTACH WITH LOMA MCS CUSTOM ALLOY WHEELS.
DOES IT MAKE SENSE TO MODIFY THE NEW LAMBORGHINI COUNTACH WITH CUSTOM ALLOY WHEELS?
Lamborghini Countach 2021 Limited Edition with LOMA custom alloy wheels is here! What a design and what a car. The mother of all current supercars was revealed yesterday by Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelman 50 years after its first presentation. That was the good news. The bad news is that the $2.6 million cars were sold out within two hours. Not more than 112 cars were produced, and all 112 owners can now sit back and watch how the price will go through the roof for those who were not lucky enough to get one themselves.
LOMA has decided to make an MCS Limited Edition forged wheel made out of aerospace aluminum for 20 sets with a price tag of $77,980 per set. We did this already with the FX1 and FX1-C in carbon fiber for hypercars like the laFerrari, and all 25 rim sets were sold out within the first weeks.
The Lamborghini Countach History.
The original Lamborghini Countach unveiled as a concept car at the Geneva Motor Show in 1971, made the Italian automaker world famous. The new Countach, unveiled at an event during Monterey Car Week in California Friday, celebrates the 50th anniversary of that debut.
In many regards, the new Countach is a direct descendent of the original. It has a V12 engine directly behind the two seats. And, like every Lamborghini sports car since the Countach, it's shaped like a low-profile wedge.