What Lamborghini was in Wolf of Wall Street?

The white Lamborghini that was in Wolf of Wall Street is a 1989 Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary Edition US-Spec in Bianco Polo over Bianco. This is the car that Leonardo DiCaprio’s character drives in the movie, specifically in the infamous qualuudes scene.

Did they use a real Lamborghini Countach in Wolf of Wall Street?

The producers of the movie used a real Lamborghini Countach in the Wolf of Wall Street. While it may have been possible for them to have got near-similar results with a replica car, director Martin Scorsese was reportedly concerned that a replica wouldn’t have crumpled right in the scenes that ended up wrecking the car.

How much did the Lamborghini cost in Wolf of Wall Street?

It’s reported that the Lamborghini in Wolf of Wall Street cost over $700,000. Only 12 units of the 25th Anniversary Countach were produced in US-spec in the white-on-white color way. The second Wolf of Wall Street Countach is expected to fetch $2 million in auction.

Here's What Happened To The Wolf Of Wall Street Lamborghini Countach

Q: How much did the Lamborghini cost in Wolf of Wall Street?

It&rsquo;s reported that the Lamborghini in Wolf of Wall Street cost over $700,000. Only 12 units of the 25th Anniversary Countach were produced in US-spec in the white-on-white color way. The second Wolf of Wall Street Countach is expected to fetch $2 million in auction.

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By Simran Rastogi

Published Aug 10, 2023

Limited-run Countach 25th Anniversary wrecked during filming, but the Hollywood legend lives on because another hero car goes to auction soon.

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The 1989 Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary special edition, featured in The Wolf of Wall Street, is heading to auction and is expected to fetch between $1.5-2 million.
The Countach used in the film was crashed because a replica car wouldn't have crumpled in an authentic way, and parts from the crashed car were reportedly auctioned off due to its rarity.
The 25th Anniversary Countach became the best-selling Lamborghini model, with a total of 657 units produced, and its refined design has contributed to its rise in value over the years.

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