2000 Lamborghini Diablo GT
Lamborghini built only 80 Diablo GTs before ending the line in January 2000, and this one carries chassis number 74. The GT reversed a decision Lamborghini had made with the standard Diablo VT: instead of all-wheel drive, it sends power through the rear wheels alone, paired with a five-speed manual. A 6.0-liter naturally aspirated V12 produces 575 horsepower at 7,300 rpm, fed by an individual throttle body for each cylinder and a roof-mounted ram-air intake unique to the GT. Lamborghini stripped the car down in pursuit of that output: an extensive carbon fiber structure, widened bodywork, flared fenders, NACA ducts, and a rear diffuser topped by a high-gloss carbon fiber wing. The result ran 0 to 62 mph in 3.4 seconds and topped out at 215 mph, making it the fastest Diablo Lamborghini ever built. This example shows roughly 8,830 miles, wears its original Black Rage exterior over Nero leather with carbon fiber trim, and comes with its factory leather briefcase, tool kit, and a spare set of racing harnesses.
