Lamborghini Diablo
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Before the Bugatti Veyron, VW tested its W16 engine inside a Lamborghini Diablo SV. After acquiring Lamborghini, engineers replaced the V12 with an 8.0L W16 prototype, adding extra cooling vents to handle the heat. This one-off project highlights a bold era of experimental engineering within the VW Group.
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1990 — 2001
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Chassis No.: ZA9RE31A6XLA12222 Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates $169,625 USD | Sold • One of approximately 100 second-generation VT roadsters built • Rare second-generation development featur
Chassis No.: ZA9DU07P0MLA12283 Location: Phoenix, Arizona $190,400 USD | Sold • Three owners and just under 3,000 miles from new • The first year of Lamborghini’s iconic Diablo, one of 401 built for 1
Chassis No.: ZA9DC01A71LA12886 Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates $550,000 - $750,000 USD | Not Sold • The last ‘brand-new’ Diablo • The 40th of 42 6.0 Special Editions, one of the last Diablos
Chassis No.: ZA9DU27G0RLA12089 Location: Monterey, California $525,000 - $725,000 USD | Not Sold • The 89th of 150 limited editions • Showing only 198 original kilometers; exceptionally original • Bui
Chassis No.: ZA9DU07P7MLA12300 Location: Monterey, California $140,000 USD | Sold • One of 900 first-generation Diablos • Low-mileage example with just 12,000 kilometers • Owner’s manual, records, and
Location: Amelia Island, Florida $113,000 USD | Sold https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/am03/lots/047-1996-lamborghini-diablo-svr/
Chassis No.: ZA9DE22A0RLA12064 Engine No.: 0925 Location: Paris, France €275,000 - €325,000 EUR | Not Sold • 40,000 km from new • Remarkably well preserved in stunning Titanium over Blue Alcantara • A
Chassis No.: ZA9RU31B6XLA12197 Location: Monterey, California $302,500 USD | Sold • Lamborghini’s first production convertible; one of 466 examples produced • Two owners and under 6,300 miles from new
Chassis No.: ZA9DE21A0WLA12996(1) Estimate: €400,000 - €450,000 EUR • One of only 346 produced • Highly original and unmolested • One of only three in Special Order Balloon White • Believe
Chassis No.: ZA9DE07A0PLA12919 Registration: Bill of Sale Only Location: London, United Kingdom £432,500 GBP | Sold • Incredible opportunity to acquire an “as-new” Diablo; never registered and showing
Chassis No.: ZA9DE21A0YLA12555 Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates $700,000 - $750,000 USD | Not Sold • The 73rd of only 80 examples built • European-delivery example, delivered through Garage R
Chassis No.: ZA9DE21A0XLA12333 Registration: German Fahrzeugbrief Location: Monte Carlo, Monaco €815,000 EUR | Sold • Only 276 km from new • Likely the lowest mileage example in existence • Number 12
Chassis No.: ZA9DE01A01LA12809 £276,000 GBP | Sold • One owner from new • Built to Gulf States specification • One of very few Special Edition cars • Circa 50,000km recorded on the odometer • Requires
Chassis No.: ZA9DC01A71LA12886 Location: Amelia Island, Florida $412,000 USD | Sold • Only 14 original miles • One of 42 final Special Editions produced • Finished in exclusive Marrone Eklipsis • The
Location: Auburn, Indiana $104,500 USD | Sold Lamborghini officially replaced the Countach when it unveiled the Diablo in Monte Carlo in January of 1990. The Diablo was introduced under Lamborghini’s
Chassis No.: ZA9DE07A0NLA12712 Registration: Cancelled Austrian Vehicle Registration Location: Tegernsee, Germany €263,750 EUR | Sold • Previously owned by tennis star Thomas Muster, formerly number o
