The Lamborghini holds the distinction of being one of only 658 examples of the 25th Anniversary Edition. While its screen time may have been limited to a mere 3 minutes and 11 seconds, its role in the film was nothing short of pivotal. The Countach became a symbol of Jordan Belfort's extravagant lifestyle, navigating the tumultuous world of excess and financial chaos.

For car enthusiasts and film aficionados alike, the Countach's appearance in "The Wolf of Wall Street" is a moment of automotive and cinematic history. In a memorable scene, Leonardo DiCaprio's character, Jordan Belfort, hilariously struggles to maneuver the supercar while engaging in a slurred conversation with his on-screen wife, Naomi, played by Margot Robbie. The damaged Countach became a character in its own right, leaving an indelible mark on the film's narrative.

Prospective buyers with a penchant for iconic movie memorabilia will have the chance to acquire not just a crashed Countach, but an entire package steeped in cinematic history. The auction is expected to fetch between $1.5 and $2 million, offering the winning bidder more than just the damaged four wheels of the Lamborghini. The comprehensive package includes one of only four of the film's most iconic costumes, the director's chair, clapboard, crew hoodies, and DVDs of the film – all autographed by the illustrious trio of Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Margot Robbie.

Interestingly, the saga of this cinematic Countach doesn't end with its damaged counterpart. The undamaged Lamborghini used in the film will be making its way to the RM Sotheby's Auction in New York in December, providing another opportunity for collectors to own a piece of automotive and film history.

As the gavel falls on November 25 in Abu Dhabi, a new chapter will begin for the crashed 'Wolf of Wall Street' Countach. The lucky buyer, in addition to owning a piece of automotive history, will be bestowed with a cinematic treasure trove, capturing the essence of a film that has become a cultural touchstone. This auction not only offers the opportunity to own a Lamborghini Countach but also a tangible connection to the world of Jordan Belfort's excesses and the glitzy allure of "The Wolf of Wall Street."