Description: The Lamborghini Diablo had some big shoes to fill. When it was first introduced back in 1990, it was replacing the Countach, which had been on sale since 1974. The latter became a supercar legend and ...Add Comments3
Andrew McNealApr 24, 2012 If I ever had the chance to get an original, legit F40 (with proof it wasn't a replica), I'd sell everything I owned to try and get the money lol. Even if it left me homeless and living under a bridge, I could easily sell the car for 3x what I paid.
Justin ChalkChalk SmalyinatorApr 07, 2012 A targa top Diablo sold in NZ for NZ$120,000 (US$150k?) last year. Wish I had the cash. I also had the oppurtunity to buy an F40 for NZ$80k!!!! I'm tired of being poor.
Kate Aaliyah TuazonApr 12, 2012 OMG!!! Now thats the most ugliest lambo from all i love the colur but not the shape and the place of its headlights seriously if you guys agree with me im totally on!!!
Benjamin McCormickApr 08, 2012 It's so 90's! And not in an entirely bad way. That interior is hilarious. I like the "air duct" tube keeping the steering wheel in place.
Taggart WilberApr 08, 2012 That is quite an auto shop in the back
Tevin Xko DavisApr 07, 2012 Beautiful, still my in my top 10 till this day :D
Rami WilsonApr 07, 2012 My second favorite Lambo. Best part it's a Mopar! Countach is still #1. I know this is a faster better car but, I just love the classic Countach.
Paul LissonaApr 07, 2012 That looks really good, better than some newer Lamborghini.
Description: When listing the goals for the Countach's replacement, it was declared that it had to have a top speed of at least 196 mph. The exterior design was once again assigned to Marcello Gandini, the ge...Add Comments0
Description: They thought it was too edgy and not mainstream enough, so they sent the project to their own design team in Detroit to smooth out the car's lines. Needless to say, Gandini wasn't too thrill...Add Comments10
Nick PietropaoloApr 08, 2012 I got it in gran turismo and i only got it to c how much power I could get outta that v16
Abraham MendozaApr 07, 2012 I have it, but its too heavy and awkward to be fun. Ha, what do I know..
Jerry ColeApr 07, 2012 That had the Cizeta on GT4, I still haven't bought it, it's just so ugly and weird looking
Patrick JosephApr 07, 2012 Too edgy and not mainstream enough. They really had no clue what a lambo was all about. Were they hoping for some kind of Sebring?
Emil KleijsenApr 11, 2012 My All Time Favourite Lambo is The LP670-4 SV and second The Countach, The Mutcielago is just so beautiful and The Countach is badass
Brad VanderveenApr 08, 2012 It's funny to me kind of. The 60-70's were best for American muscle cars. All the best Japanese cars were made from 87-01 and it feels like now it's the European cars that are the most badass.
Jackson MichaelApr 07, 2012 The Diablo has always been more appealing to me in yellow
Chris PenzaApr 07, 2012 This, the f1, and the f40 are the only 3 90's cars I like
John SerelyApr 07, 2012 @chris I think I used the wrong words in my comment. I DO like (really like) the diablo, just not AS much as the countach or aventador.
Logan LeMonnierApr 07, 2012 It's beautiful. The countach was more interesting looking, but the diablo was rather simple and classically beautiful. So much hatin' !
Scott WestphallApr 07, 2012 Hmm, surprised by the hate here. I have always loved this car and it personifies lust. Up until the new Aventor (contender for sweetest looking ride ever IMO) this was my fav lambo. I have thought the Murceilago and Gallardo were a bit plain by lambo
Matthew McKernanApr 07, 2012 I also dislike this car, I hate almost everything about it. I pretty much hate the way all cars looked in the mid to late 90s as well as the early 2000s. It was just this weird in between stage for styling and quality in most cars. IMO
Dan KellyApr 07, 2012 @paul. I looked up the Cizeta and you're right. This is much better looking
Oscar GalvanApr 07, 2012 Personally, I'm probably going to hated for this but, I don't really this car, look wise
Paul PickardApr 07, 2012 I can't believe I am gonna say this. But thank the car gods Chrysler did step in cause that monstrosity cizeta is quite an eye sore.
Chris PenzaApr 07, 2012 John you basically just asked someone to kill you
John SerelyApr 07, 2012 Hmm...I have never really liked the diablo the same way I liked other lamborghinis
Description: Unlike the Countach, which had a rear mid-engine set up, the Diablo was mid-engined in order to improve weight balance. Unlike its predecessor, the Diablo came with more convenience features such as f...Add Comments2
Abraham MendozaApr 07, 2012 I remember when I was young, I thought these were RWD and was absolutely shocked when I found out they were AWD. Dumbfounded actually.
Alex ArvanitisApr 07, 2012 I never new there were awd diablo's, interesting stuff
Description: Because of its success, all-wheel-drive later became standard on the base Diablo. The following year, the SE30 was launched, built to commemorate the automaker's 30th anniversary. The SE30 was ba...Add Comments0
Alexander PechenyApr 08, 2012 I'm getting chills looking at the lines.
Paul LissonaApr 07, 2012 Doesn't look as good from this view.
Description: Lamborghini also added carbon fiber seats, a fire suppression system, and anti-roll bars. Some exterior changes included a restyled front fascia where the Lamborghini emblem was moved from the bottom ...Add Comments0
Description: Asking price has been set at $159,900, but apparently the sellers are taking offers. Any (wealthy) Lamborghini fan should find this quite tempting. Photos courtesy of wwwevansauto.Add Comments2
Chris PenzaApr 07, 2012 I agree. I would take that over any modern car worth 160k
Thibault LeroyApr 07, 2012 this is actualy a very good price
Andrew McNealApr 24, 2012 Lamborghini wasn't known for having great interiors in the 80s-90s.
Abraham MendozaApr 07, 2012 This was in the 90s, what do you expect!!!
Ben ArendsApr 07, 2012 So plain on the inside, given its ludicrous appearance on the outside. I know some people like plain. I effing hate it; plain is for the plebes. So glad modern Lambos go like hell, and are flashy inside as well.
IrishApr 07, 2012 This diablo looks immaculate inside and out, would love to wake up and see that in my garage.
If I ever had the chance to get an original, legit F40 (with proof it wasn't a replica), I'd sell everything I owned to try and get the money lol. Even if it left me homeless and living under a bridge, I could easily sell the car for 3x what I paid.
I hear ya justin
A targa top Diablo sold in NZ for NZ$120,000 (US$150k?) last year. Wish I had the cash. I also had the oppurtunity to buy an F40 for NZ$80k!!!! I'm tired of being poor.