Lamborghini Countach 5000 QV Price

Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market

A Lamborghini Countach 5000 Quattrovalvole costs $500K to $800K in 2026, against an original MSRP of about $118,000, and the best European carburetted Downdraft cars reach $850K to $1.1M. Introduced in 1985 with a 5.2 litre four-valve V12, 610 were built through 1988, making it the definitive high-performance Countach.

Original MSRP ~$118,000 1985, approximate
Units Built 610 1985 to 1988
2026 Market Value $500K to $800K Concours Downdraft $850K to $1.1M

Downdraft versus injection, and what it is worth

The Quattrovalvole added a 5.2 litre four-valve V12 and is the most powerful of the historic Countachs. Values run $500K to $800K, with European carburetted Downdraft cars generally more desirable than the fuel-injected US versions and the best of them reaching $850K to $1.1M. A public sale reached $675,000, and the aggregated record for the model is near $980,000, which is cited as an exceptional result rather than a typical value.

One estimate circulating for a restored Downdraft at $900K to $1.1M is an auction estimate, not a completed sale, and should not be read as a result. The original price is quoted as approximately $118,000 in 1985, a period figure that varied by market and configuration rather than a fixed global MSRP.

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Lamborghini Countach 5000 QV price in 2026: Downdraft versus injection, value, production and where to buy.

It is typically worth $500K to $800K. The best European carburetted Downdraft cars can reach $850K to $1.1M.

It was approximately $118,000 when introduced in 1985. Real new-car prices varied by country, importer, taxes, equipment and model year.

Generally yes. European Downdraft cars use six carburettors and are considered more desirable, though condition and originality matter more than specification alone.

The highest aggregated public result is about $980,000, an exceptional figure. Ordinary examples tend to trade below that, in the $500K to $800K band.

About 610 between 1985 and 1988, the highest-production historic Countach after the 25th Anniversary.