Lamborghini
Lamborghini's V12 supercar (1990-2001). Replacing the Countach. 5.7 V12 with various trim levels including the focused Diablo SV.
The Lamborghini Diablo is a mid-engine V12 supercar produced from 1990 to 2001. The Diablo replaced the Countach as Lamborghini flagship. The car used the Lamborghini V12 in 5.7 and later 6.0-liter displacement, with various trim levels covering different price points and use cases. Diablo variants included: Diablo (1990-1998), Diablo VT (with all-wheel drive), Diablo SV (focused performance variant), Diablo SE 30 (30th anniversary edition), Diablo SVR (race variant), Diablo GT (1999-2001, the focused performance variant of the late era), and Diablo GTR (race variant). The Diablo had a long production run (11 years) compared to most halo supercars. The model went through multiple revisions including styling updates, engine refinements, and chassis improvements. The Diablo SV and Diablo GT are the most desirable variants. On WhipJury, Diablo submissions are uncommon but always memorable.
Diablo (1990-1998). Original. 5.7 V12.
Diablo VT. All-wheel drive variant.
Diablo SV. Focused performance.
Diablo SE 30. 30th anniversary limited edition.
Diablo GT (1999-2001). Focused performance variant. 6.0 V12, 575 horsepower.