1991 Lamborghini Diablo -Extremely Low Miles, Collector Grade

Make

Lamborghini

Model

Diablo -Extremely Low Miles, Collector Grade

Year

1991

Listed price

$485,950

Location

Beverly Hills, California

Transmission

Not provided

Mileage

5,356 miles

When the Countach finally bowed out after a legendary 16-year run, Lamborghini faced the unenviable task of crafting a successor worthy of its outrageous legacy. The Diablo, launched in 1990, was that answer. Penned by Marcello Gandini with refinements by Chrysler's design team (who owned Lamborghini at the time), the Diablo carried forward the dramatic wedge aesthetic while introducing a sleeker, more modern sensibility. It was an immediate sensation, a V12-powered, rear-wheel-drive missile designed to reclaim the title of the world's fastest production car, capable of exceeding 200 mph. The early Diablos, like this 1991 model, are often regarded as the purest expression of the car, before subsequent iterations introduced all-wheel drive and more significant aerodynamic changes. This particular 1991 Lamborghini Diablo stands as a remarkable testament to its era, presenting in collector-grade condition with an astonishingly low 5,356 miles on the odometer. As a first-year production model, it embodies the raw, unadulterated spirit that defined Lamborghini at the turn of the decade, before creature comforts began to dilute the experience. While specific engine details aren't provided, 1991 Diablos were powered by a magnificent 5.7-liter V12, delivering 485 horsepower through a gated five-speed manual transmission – an intoxicating combination that defines the supercar experience of its time. Its striking 2D coupe body is a masterclass in automotive sculpture, a timeless design that commands attention from every angle. This is an extraordinary chance to acquire a meticulously preserved example of one of Lamborghini's most iconic and impactful supercars.