Eccentrica teases release of a naturally aspirated V12 manual Lamborghini Diablo roadster restomod during Monterey Car Week ...

Lamborghini wasn't fooling around in the mid-1980s when concocting its next supercar. The Miura had been a sensation when it hit the scene in the 1960s, finally giving Ferrari something to think about ...

The Lamborghini Diablo was one of the defining cars of the 1990s, just as its Countach and Miura predecessors loomed large over the previous two decades. And like its predecessors, the Diablo had a ...

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The Countach is a car that seems to be in a perpetually difficult mood—difficult when it comes to ingress and egress, and even more challenging to see out of, maneuver, or reverse. Some would argue ...

All cars out there lose value as miles add up. But collectables are a whole different story, a story in which 100 miles might cost the owner thousands of dollars. A true "devil" no matter how you look ...

If you’re still looking for that perfect January 6th anniversary gift, look no further as Donald Trump’s 1997 Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster is going up for auction. Set to go under the hammer at ...

These are the photos that the insurance agent is going to look at, scratching his head. A Lamborghini Diablo was dropped off the enclosed trailer that was to deliver it to its new owner. How in the ...

If gleaming carbon and a gated shifter don’t stir you, take stock of your sad life. I’d always thought the Diablo was a disappointment. For a successor to the Countach—which had become a carbuncular ...

There are some things in life that aren’t to be turned down. Such as when Lamborghini sends an invitation to visit its factory and home in Sant’Agata Bolognese, as well as drive the last Diablo to ...

Back in 1990, Lamborghini introduced the Diablo, a car that quickly became a benchmark for the brand. It broke the 325 km/h barrier, which at the time was about as fast as road cars could get.