Unlike the Revuelto, which is likely to depreciate for the foreseeable future, this Diablo may keep climbing in value ...

Discover the allure of the legendary Lamborghini Diablo in this captivating video. Dive into the sleek design, powerful ...

The Eccentrica is admirable for its clarity of vision, and in some ways, restraint. The idea was to make a Diablo that still ...

If it hasn't happened yet, it's only a matter of time before your favorite supercar from your youth gets the restomod treatment. The BorromeodeSilva studio, previously responsible for the design of ...

Photo: Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. Throughout its eleven-year span as Lamborghini's flagship, the Diablo spawned several exciting editions that solidified its place among the finest supercars ever ...

Lamborghini made only two Diablo SV Roadsters, and RM Sotheby’s is putting this one up for sealed auction running December 13-15. It’s not only a rarity, it’s a throwback to a time just 23 years ago ...

Thanks to its revolutionary design and exotic performance, the now legendary Countach made Lamborghinis the object of desire for countless enthusiasts the world over during its run from the mid 1970s ...

Every Lamborghini adorned with an SV badge is special, but there’s just something about the Diablo SV that makes it stand out from the others, like the Miura, Murcielago, and Aventador. Perhaps we’re ...

There are just two Lamborghini Diablo SV Roadsters in existence and one of them is currently up for sale courtesy of RM Sotheby’s. As far as V12-powered Lamborghinis, there are very few as desirable ...

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 ...

A custom sports car once owned by former President Donald Trump is set to be sold at auction in a couple of weeks. Collector car auction company Barrett-Jackson, headquartered in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Want a Lamborghini Diablo on the cheap? Perhaps that’s silly to ask when your response is likely to be, “Yeah, but what’s the catch?” Of course there’s a catch: it’s more than a little messed up.