AN ULTRA-RARE Lamborghini is set to sell for an eye-watering amount when it goes under the hammer at an auction next month.
The stunning 2022 Countach LPI 800-4 comes with an outrageous set of golden wheels and can reach an impressive 62mph in only 2.8 seconds.
As one of Italy‘s greatest ever car brands, Lamborghini has produced some spectacular cars in the past and the 2022 Countach is certainly among the best.
Coming in with a slick metallic brown paintwork the car is one of the most unique on the market and has sensationally only driven 62miles in its life making it virtually brand new.
It is so rare as it was one of only five of its kind to be finished off in Luci del Bosco.
But is also the only one ever made in this particularly striking colour.
The car is already steeped in luxury with the iconic Lamborghini logo on it but the main selling point lies with the gold rimmed wheels.
Due to all these outstanding features it is expected to fetch £1.5million at auction.
Pictures of the beast really showcase the immaculate design job and excellent colour pairings.
The car is complete with brown, gold and blacks making it look both elegant on the roads and rich and powerful at the same time.
It also comes with the legendary Lamborghini scissor doors.
Inside, the wicked motor is kitted out with all he latest technology from immersive touch pads to the hi-tech steering wheel.
Laid out with white seats, the black colourway carries over inside the motor and perfectly matches with the white shades.
Complete with a 6.5-litre V-12 engine and an impressive 48-volt electrical motor the car can get going at over 800 horsepower and rocket up to a top speed of 221mph.
The car is being sent to the wealthy streets of Monaco to go under the hammer by the classic car auctioneers RM Sotheby’s on May 11.
Sotheby’s are having an incredible event over that weekend with a super unique Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet Series I also being sold.
The listing for the Lamborghini says: “The Countach LPI 800-4 features the same powertrain as the Sián FKP 37, another high-priced model based on the Aventador.
“This example of the hybrid tribute to the Italian marque’s most iconic model is also one of just five finished in Luci del Bosco.
“The metallic brown has been appearing on the company’s car since the ’70s and helps bring out the Countach LPI 800–4 sharp lines and dramatic aerodynamic elements.
“It’s also a very good match for the car’s gold rims.
“Of the quintet, this is the only one that pairs its base colour with a Bianco Leda interior that features Nero Ade accents and bronze contrast stitching.”
