1999 Lamborghini Diablo Vt Rare And Beautiful Titanium on 2040-cars
Van Nuys, California, United States
This is a gorgeous example of the legendary Lamborghini Diablo. It is in a beautiful Titanium metallic silver color that is especially rare in a Diablo coupe. This car has many creature comforts that were not offered on the early cars like power steering, ABS an easier to see Dash board. This car has been serviced and kept in great shape with 23368 kilometers (less than 15k miles). This car has been very well taken care of and even has as the owners manual signed by Marcelo Gandini This model has all the newer features you want in the Diablo, such as ABS, 4wd, Front lifting system, Power steering etc. This is great opportunity to acquire a rare and stunning Diablo. This car is in Southern California, Please email me for further information.
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