Skip advert
Advertisement

Lamborghini Countach QV road trip videos

evo's Harry Metcalfe takes his legendary Lamborghini Countach QV supercar on a road trip. Video action here

In the latest issue of evo you can read a story about Harry Metcalfe’s epic 1200-mile trip in his Lamborghini Countach QV, as he brought it back to the UK after a photo-shoot with Valentino Balboni at the Lamborghini factory. On the way back, Harry thought it might be a fun to record a ‘rough and ready’ video diary of the journey home.

Advertisement - Article continues below

PART 3: Harry and his Countach arrive at the Eurotunnel in somewhat of a rush. Do they make the train? Whatever happens, it's a chance to sit and reflect on an amazing 1200-mile adventure.

 

PART 2: We rejoin Harry halfway along the Route Napoleon and head to the Eurotunnel, ready for the journey’s final leg through the UK.

 PART 1: Begins very early in the morning, on the French Riviera, which was where the last leg of the journey began, at a small marina in Cap Ferrat and then up on to the fabulous Route Napoleon. It turned out to be an experience of a lifetime.

See the full article in evo Issue 154 - get your copy and find out more here

Skip advert
Advertisement
Skip advert
Advertisement

Most Popular

Mercedes-AMG CLA 45 is more powerful and cheaper than BMW's M3
Mercedes-AMG CLA 45
News

Mercedes-AMG CLA 45 is more powerful and cheaper than BMW's M3

The CLA 45 is no more expensive than the old A45 but with 671bhp, is obviously way more potent
28 Aug 2026
BMW M240i v Audi RS3 – 400bhp German stars fight it out
Audi RS3 and BMW M240
Group tests

BMW M240i v Audi RS3 – 400bhp German stars fight it out

BMW's M240i is one of the best value performance cars on the market. But is it worth the saving over an RS3?
30 Aug 2026
Ferrari 458 (2009 - 2015) review – the last and best supercar of its kind
Ferrari 458 Italia
In-depth reviews

Ferrari 458 (2009 - 2015) review – the last and best supercar of its kind

Few supercars have aged so gracefully; the Ferrari 458 remains thrilling, engaging and deeply desirable today
28 Aug 2026