Lamborghini Diablo Tuning

During the 1999 production year a special edition of the Lamborghini Diablo VT was built for the United States market only, this model was designated the Diablo VT Alpine Edition, with special Alpine audio equipment mounted in the Diablo. Other special features were the use of Carbon Fiber for many parts visible on the outside,…

When Lamborghini showed their Diablo Roadster prototype on the 1992 Geneva Auto Show, orders began flowing in, but suddenly Lamborghini decided not to built this convertible Diablo. The customers who already placed their order were refunded, but this wasn’t taken for granted by all of them. Some customers turned to Walter Koenig, a German based…

Vittorio Strosek found the original Diablo to be too subtle, so he set out to create a more balanced design he built for some extremely wealthy customers. He removed the front and rear bumper of the Diablo and installed his redesigned units which were much rounder than the originals, the front turn signals were replaced…

In 1999, a German based tuner presented a rather special Diablo, based on the SV-version available from the factory, they created a true race car for road use, much like the Diablo GT which would be presented later by Automobili Lamborghini SpA. The most visible change at the front was the use of small, fixed…

This very special Lamborghini started life as just another Diablo VT, straight from the factory in one single color, just like the next Diablo, which could be parked around the corner, now some Lamborghini owner’s might not have the slightest problem with that, but some people do, they would rather prefer something special, something unique…