Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Lamborghini Countach LP400 S costs $500K to $800K in 2026 for a standard car, while early Series I lowbody examples run far higher, from $900K to more than $1.2M. Introduced in 1978 with flared arches and Pirelli P7 tyres, 237 were built through 1982 across three series.
The LP400 S introduced the wide-body Countach look: flared arches, Pirelli P7 tyres, new Campagnolo wheels and revised suspension. Values split by series. A standard car sits at $500K to $800K, but the earliest Series I lowbody cars, closest in stance and detail to the original LP400, are a separate tier at $900K to $1.2M or more when original. Later Series III cars generally sit at the lower end.
There is no single reliable global launch price for the LP400 S, so the card says so rather than quoting a figure taken from one advertisement or invoice. Prices depended on year, country, importer, options and currency swings across its production, and a documented, correct-specification car is worth more than a converted one regardless of series.
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FAQ
Lamborghini Countach LP400 S price in 2026: value by series, production and where to buy.
A standard LP400 S is worth $500K to $800K. Early Series I lowbody cars can approach or exceed $1M when they retain their original engine, body configuration and documentation.
About 237 between 1978 and 1982, across Series I, Series II and Series III.
The earliest Series I lowbody cars, with their lower suspension, early detailing and closer visual link to the original LP400. They form a separate tier above standard cars.
There is no single reliable global figure. Published prices varied by delivery year, country, importer, options and exchange rates, so it is better stated as not reliably documented than quoted from one source.
Not necessarily. Advertised prices are what sellers request; auction results are completed public transactions. A Series I lowbody and a later Series III should not be valued as the same car.
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