Why Lamborghini decided to bring back the Countach:
"I was born in East Germany, so there was no Countach, no Porsches, nothing like that at all," he said in Italy last month."The first Marcello Gandini design which I saw, but I didn't know who he was, was a Citroën BX. We went to the Baltic Sea on holiday, and there was a strange car parked with covered rear-wheel arches. It was one of the most exotic things I had seen.
"I am always going to be 10 or 15 years behind the guys who had the posters," he said,"and that means my attitude to the car is going to be different, that I maybe see different things."is inspired more by the details of the original, rather than simply an attempt to be any kind of modern replica. The result is a car that shares much of the original Countach's wedgy form, but takes cues from throughout the model's long history.
's return to Lamborghini as CEO. During his previous tenure, Winkelmann had been strongly and publicly against looking to the past as a way forward. Said Borkert:"Let me say that the work began before Stephan Winkelmann, but we finished the car with Stephan Winkelmann. If he didn't like it, it wouldn't have happened. I always hear the retro discussion, but in my opinion if a designer is doing it in a good way—a modern interpretation—it is fine."
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