How much are Lamborghini 5000's Countach worth
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Theres one here for £300,000. Is that a misprint, or is that right? http://www.amarisupercars.com/car.php?car=518
Dont know much about there pricing mate, thats why i asked. In regards to buying it, i was looking at the silver 360 spider on that site.
But the Countach i dont get along with the looks of them personaly, they look to kit....na wont bother with that
They are watching, they are every were
But the Countach i dont get along with the looks of them personaly, they look to kit....na wont bother with that
They are watching, they are every were
Here... you're right, we are / I am watching!... 
According to sources who know the actual owner of that 5000S, the owner of has 'authorised' Amari to carry that car in his advert...
...still don't think any Countach looks like a kitcar...
A good 5000S in fine fettle is probably pushing £55k these days, 'usual market conditions apply' mentality-slaved numpties notwithstanding...
According to sources who know the actual owner of that 5000S, the owner of has 'authorised' Amari to carry that car in his advert...
...still don't think any Countach looks like a kitcar...
A good 5000S in fine fettle is probably pushing £55k these days, 'usual market conditions apply' mentality-slaved numpties notwithstanding...
Edited by XXVIII on Monday 26th January 09:26
WTF?!?!?
Well I can certainly say, that goes a long way to reassure me about the non-f**king-about-ness of a dealer's reputation!
It's good to have a sense of humour but when selling supercars, you're needing to deal with trust, imho this just makes you look like a t|t!
Other than a total collector, who on earth would *want* a 410 mile garage queen?!
Well I can certainly say, that goes a long way to reassure me about the non-f**king-about-ness of a dealer's reputation!
It's good to have a sense of humour but when selling supercars, you're needing to deal with trust, imho this just makes you look like a t|t!
Other than a total collector, who on earth would *want* a 410 mile garage queen?!
evil_dr_fish said:
Other than a total collector, who on earth would *want* a 410 mile garage queen?!
This car is actually now owned by a very eclectic collector... Along with his Bond Bug, DeLorean, Enzo and numerous other cars, there are some apparently odd-opening garage doors in his house. He must have an aversion to doors that open regular-ways I reckon... Also, allegedly, the car didn't cost him anything like the advertised price for 2050...
A good 5000S in fine fettle is probably pushing £55k these days, 'usual market conditions apply' mentality-slaved numpties notwithstanding...
Edited by XXVIII on Monday 26th January 09:26
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Hold on, this price looks familiar. Oh yes, its the one that I quoted last week in my post before everybody jumped on me and called me a f
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thanks for that Robin...
Nick, you posted a value for 5000S and QVs at £55,000 - if anything, any contention with you was based on your insistence that the Lamborghini market was 'as per' any other and you knew best.
Robin - please get a few more pictures of pretty girls with big, full blouse 'padding' ready - I'm out of this thread whatever any passing troll has to say...
Nick, you posted a value for 5000S and QVs at £55,000 - if anything, any contention with you was based on your insistence that the Lamborghini market was 'as per' any other and you knew best.
Robin - please get a few more pictures of pretty girls with big, full blouse 'padding' ready - I'm out of this thread whatever any passing troll has to say...
here said:
Theres one here for £300,000. Is that a misprint, or is that right? http://www.amarisupercars.com/car.php?car=518
Obviously as some people have hinted, this car is massively over-priced. The value of the car is in it's condition and low mileage, so as soon as you start using it, as it should be used, value is wiped off. However, this all depends on why you buy a car in the first place.I buy cars that I want to own and don't care about the value. Unless you're pretty lucky with timing, you will never make any money on most cars; you'll merely minimise your loss. People with houses have the same mentality as some people on here in that they buy a house not a home and get pissed off when value has decreased or they are told the value is down.
As I've said before, buy a car for the right reason, don't worry about it's worth, and enjoy it how it was designed to be enjoyed.
XXVIII said:
thanks for that Robin...
Nick, you posted a value for 5000S and QVs at £55,000 - if anything, any contention with you was based on your insistence that the Lamborghini market was 'as per' any other and you knew best.
Robin - please get a few more pictures of pretty girls with big, full blouse 'padding' ready - I'm out of this thread whatever any passing troll has to say...
I absolutely don't know best when it comes to lamborghini prices, that is why I quoted specialists and experts in their fields to advise me. Obviously if somebody wants a car no matter what, then a price will be alot higher than normal, i.e. Chris Evans and his Ferrari. My prices are "typical", that's what I was trying to get across, along with the fact that we have to be real sometimes and take a hit when circumstances dictate.Nick, you posted a value for 5000S and QVs at £55,000 - if anything, any contention with you was based on your insistence that the Lamborghini market was 'as per' any other and you knew best.
Robin - please get a few more pictures of pretty girls with big, full blouse 'padding' ready - I'm out of this thread whatever any passing troll has to say...
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