Introduction: Six years after it was purchased by Audi, Lamborghini still relied on the Diablo as its flagship model, and that received a final bump for the last production year: the VT 6.0.

Introduction: In 1996, Lamborghini recalled the Super Veloce nameplate used on the 1971 Miura SV and created a new entry-level version for its Diablo supercar.

Introduction: The Lamborghini Engineering SpA developed a special kit for the Diablo SE30 and named-it Jota after the original Miura built to comply with the FIA's Appendix J racing regulations.

Introduction: As the Lamborghini Countach Anniversario was built to celebrate 25 years since the Automobile Lamborghini SpA came to life, such was the Diablo SE30 for their 30th anniversary.

Introduction: The Diablo was the last supercar designed and engineered by Lamborghini, even though it wasn't an independent carmaker anymore.

Introduction: Lamborghini finally replaced the old dog Countach in 1990 with the stunning supercar Diablo, developed under Chrysler management.