• 0194735262649

JBL02-9866 ﾎｯﾄｳｨｰﾙ ﾌﾟﾚﾐｱﾑ 2ﾊﾟｯｸ ﾗﾝﾎﾞﾙｷﾞｰﾆ ｶｳﾝﾀｯｸ LP5000 QV/ﾗﾝﾁｱ ｽﾄﾗﾄｽ ｾﾞﾛ

The supercar boom arrived in Japan in the late 1970s. The leading role in this boom was played by the Countach, released by Italian Lamborghini in 1974. With its ultra-futuristic wedge-shaped design, scissor doors that flip up vertically, retractable headlights that pop up when turned on, and a V12 engine mounted in the center of the body that was the source of the car's top speed of 300 km/h, it amazed car enthusiasts around the world as a literally super car. Hot Wheels has chosen the QV motif as a mature version of the car, with an engine enlarged to 5.2 liters and a four-valve (QV stands for Quattro Valvole). The Lancia Stratos Zero is a one-off concept study that was unveiled at the Turin Motor Show in Italy in 1970. This car is different from the Stratos that was later released as a mass-produced car, and the design was created by Bertone, the same company that designed the Countach, which is what made this coupling possible.