The Countach, the true icon of the ’80s made an unexpected appearance in a very unexpected place. Therefore, our encounter with this glorious bull was extra-special

European motor journalist Harry Metcalfe takes us along for a ride showcasing the 2016 UK Lamborghini Countach tour. For this years tour, they drove through the most beautiful parts of the British countryside, and also stopped in Rockingham raceway. Along the drive, Harry lets us know about the peculiarities of his particular car. His is […] More »

Perhaps you’re one of those guys that have it all, the kind that family and friends dread birthdays and holidays, as they never know what to gift the guy that as everything and anything under the sun. Shall I suggest an amphibious car?

If you grew up in the 80s and were in to cars, you no doubt had a poster of a Lamborghini Countach on your bedroom wall.

Not all heroes are the same. When we see just how human the idols we put on pedestals are, we’re often disappointed and let down. Fortunately, things go the exact opposite way when we see beneath the outer surface of legendary automobiles such as the 1984 Lamborghini Countach.

Many modern cars are quite easy to slide due to an array of things. Items such as traction control, and stability control, or purpose built drift buttons like in the new Ford Focus RS. Things aren’t exactly rocket science anymore.

When Harry Metcalfe, former editor of Evo Magazine decided to make a small YouTube series called Harry’s Garage, we all knew that we’d be in for something amazing.