Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Lamborghini Countach LP500 S costs $400K to $700K in 2026, with an exceptional documented example reaching about $1M. Also known as the LP5000 S, it used a larger 4.8 litre V12 and was built from 1982 to 1985, 321 cars, and it is the entry point into historic Countach ownership.
The LP500 S and LP5000 S are the same 4.8 litre Countach, built from 1982 to 1985; the naming varies across markets and documents and should not be read as two editions. It is the most affordable way into a historic Countach, at $400K to $700K, reflecting a relatively high 321-car production and its position before the more powerful Quattrovalvole.
Public results have mostly landed in the $400K to $700K band, with one exceptional documented car reaching about $1M. That top figure is cited separately as a standout, not as the working value. Cars modified to look like a later QV or an Anniversary carry a discount, and archives that quote a US price near $100,000 should be treated as period, market-dependent figures rather than a confirmed global launch price.
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FAQ
Lamborghini Countach LP500 S price in 2026: value, the LP5000 S naming, production and where to buy.
It is generally worth $400K to $700K. Exceptional, low-mileage or concours-level cars can reach about $1M, but that level is not representative of the model.
Yes. Both names describe the same 4.8 litre Countach built from 1982 to 1985. The naming varies across markets, publications and factory documents.
About 321 between 1982 and 1985, one of the higher-production historic Countach editions, which is part of why it sits at the accessible end of the range.
Originality, matching numbers, restoration quality, documented mileage, accident history, factory colours and whether the body, wheels and interior remain faithful to the delivered specification. Conversion toward QV or Anniversary appearance reduces value.
No single reliable global figure exists. Some US archives cite prices near $100,000 depending on year and configuration, but these should not be presented as a confirmed worldwide launch price.
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