Few cars embody the raw spirit of the 1990s like the 1991 Lamborghini Diablo. Successor to the Countach, the Diablo pushed boundaries as the first Lamborghini to break 200 mph, instantly becoming a supercar icon. Bold, untamed, and unforgettable—this is more than a car. It’s history in motion.

• Supercar Icon: When this Viola purple Diablo arrived, it changed the game forever. Surpassing 200 mph, it became the fastest production car of its time. A machine that defined the supercar wars of the ’90s.
  
  
• Legendary Power: Inside sits a 5.7L V12, built to roar with authority. It delivers 485 horsepower in pure strength. Every rev reminds you why this classic Lamborghini supercar is synonymous with power.
  
  
• Thrilling Performance: Acceleration that leaves an imprint—0 to 60 mph in just four seconds. Rear-wheel drive and a five-speed manual keep it raw. This is a performance made for adrenaline seekers.
  
  
• Striking Design: Designed by Marcello Gandini, this pre-Audi Lamborghini’s wedge shape is unforgettable. Its stance is impossibly low, its doors open skyward. It turns streets into stages worldwide.
  
  
• Rare Specification: This example carries Viola SE30 metallic purple, paired with tan leather. Fewer than 14,000 kilometers make it a rare treasure. A combination this unique elevates the Diablo even higher.
  
  
• Advanced Engineering: Double-wishbone suspension anchors every corner. Ventilated disc brakes deliver stopping power equal to the speed. These balance this Diablo 5.7L V12 ferocity with confidence.