Ok, so it’s not a 25th Anniversary model, and it has covered 8,500 miles, rather than the previous example’s incredibly low 116. But this is still one of only 321 right-hand drive Lamborghini Countachs ever produced, and it looks absolutely stunning.
Think the 1,000hp Bugatti Veyron was groundbreaking? What if we told you there was a Mercedes-Benz supercar with the same power output back in 1995 – a decade earlier than the Bugatti – and one that also claimed a higher top speed?
According to Business Week, Aston Martin’s controlling shareholder, Investment Dar Co. which owns 64 per cent of the automaker has approached potential buyers about the British brand.
A British car dealer could sell the world’s most expensive car, legendary Aston Martin DBR1 – if the right buyer is found for a unique £20m Aston Martin.
