Lamborghini shows off a collector’s unfathomable garage.
For over 60 years, Lamborghini has been responsible for making some of the world’s most desirable and spectacular supercars, even being credited for creating the genre and inventing the supercar as we know it today with the Miura. However, more recent years in Lamborghini history have seen the manufacturer develop some incredibly special models, ultra-rare creations that represent the pinnacle of Lamborghini design and craftsmanship in their time, with cutting-edge approaches to performance, and even previews of characteristics of future series production models.
Those few-offs include iconic supercars like the Reventón, the Sesto Elemento, the Veneno, the Centenario, the Sián, the Countach LPI 800-4, and most recently, the Fenomeno. Collector Albert Spiess, whose passion for Lamborghini supercars originated with the purchase of a 1979 Countach LP400 S, is the owner of most of those few-off vehicles. His collection includes a 2007 Reventon, a 2010 Sesto Elemento, a 2013 Veneno, a 2017 Centenario, a 2019 Sian, and a 2021 Countach LPI 800-4.
Acquiring his original Countach was the catalyst for his decision to start a Lamborghini collection, which, beyond the few-offs includes some of the rarest and most impactful models. Other Lamborghinis Spiess owns include a Miura SV and a Silhouette. The few-offs, for Spiess, are not only ultra-exclusive collector-grade masterpieces, but hold special significance in his collection for their innovation, design, and engineering hallmarks. For Albert Spiess, each few-off Lamborghini in his collection is a chapter in the manufacturer’s incredible story of automotive excellence.
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