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You are the king of the retro music world for broadcasting this 80s gem of a song

Looks excellent in yellow, one of THE rarest colors in real life 1:1

So beautiful...yet so expensive. The only reason I don't have one of these Make-Up Countachs is because I collect only 1:18 and 1:64, yet these are quite tempting...

Nice vid

Smokescreen and oil slick My favorite weapons LOL

Is this the Phil's Garage version?

Kyosho makes this exact one, in the same scale, and much better (for a premium price obviously)

From the front, it sort of looks like the Pink Panther mobile, but in silver

Smokescreen and oil slick...the best

Reminds me of the Spy Hunter 1980s arcade game

Sorry...I mean rear "trunk", not truck...my bad

"...Now he dances to bring her back" (unforgetable phrase)

What do you get when you have the most awesome, best looking sports car in the the world, with a price tag well above a mid-to-high-end house, and then to top it off, the manufacturer decides to make only a "handful" ....yes, you guessed it....you get a avalanche of replicas all over the place

Simon LeBon would say...."Play the f___ing bass John!!!"

A true gem from the pinnacle and waning years of disco. Lovely melody, bass, and rhythm.

Great feel good music...I miss the feel good music

This model makes white look good all over again....

Italian shell with German inner workings...nice combo

All 3 marques are beautiful and awe inspiring, best in the world....each in their very own way. If there is a 4th marque after these, it is a very distant fourth.

Imagine Pink Floyd's classic hit, and sing with me.....

"....Hey!! Hollywood crappy remake-land...leave us 80s films alone!!..."

Duran Duran could have easily been digitally implanted as the ship's band, keeping everything else the same, and this could have been one of their best videos...IMHO

What brand and what scale is this Urraco model?

If you check the styling of the rear, looking at it from the sides, the wheel housing part, that corner very much resembles the Countach

Hermano Perez, le envio un gran saludo. Soy de la generacion del Regio de 1976, ese año estuve en 1er año, especificamente 1ero "C". Recuerdo sus excelentes anecdotas y cuentos semanales con grandes mensajes, y admiro su magna y positiva actitud hacia la vida. Espero se encuentre bien.

I am not a fan of aftermarket, non-dealership variations, modifications, etc....but those rims go so very well

Could the best color for this car actually be white (or check out the even the yellow) instead of the insignia "rosso corsa"? I am almost convinced it may be true

This could be the extended version for an award winning TV commercial

"...this is not particularly a comfortable car" sounds like the Countach is back with a new shell and massive tech upgrades, but no ergo-upgrades.

Aventador = Spanish for "Thrower" (or whichever other synonym of the same word)

Se ve como algo que facilmente pudieron haber inventado

en los setentas u ochentas....de hecho se parece al "Lobo del Aire" pero con

rotores

@thrax777 IMHO the best contemporary Ferrari designs came out of the 1980s. The 308/328 in their GTB QV and GTS QV variation and definitely the (back then) futuristic rear-and-side styling of the Testarossa being top on my list

@CCLemon99 Yes, I do send Autoart emails from time to time and they always reply quickly...and you are correct regarding the matching rims, they look awesome. I have all three color variants now, only because this Porsche model is my all time favorite, so rare in real life and such a timeles...

Could this be their definitive best song? Or perhaps for sure one of their top 3....

....Awesome arrangement and melody

Very nice Lego model and nice Autoart model as well

@Nails077 adding to your comment, I think the only viable Lambo that can somehow compete with the Countach LP500 in awesome styling may be the last version Diablo 6.0

Hey, is the yellow Murcielago LP670 SV the Autoart version? If so, when did it come out for sale? or is it just for sale in Asia for now?

...actually right at 1:19

Until the world decides to switch over from traditional oil-derived gasoline to another green alternative, the license plates on most of these car beauties will continue to be "arabesque"

This was in 1982, the year when the 1980s "essence" really took off....the previous 2 years of the decade was a sort of shake-off from the 1970s sound and look IMHO Although I am definitely not critizicing the 70s which were awesome

(music-wise) in their own right.

Very nice synth-intro. Totally 1982.

Che....siempre se podra contar con el comentario nefasto e irrelevante de un Argentino