1994 Lamborghini Diablo on 2040-cars
Burnham, Pennsylvania, United States
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Lamborghini Diablo. It's a 1995 finished in black metallic,
with a black leather interior with red piping. Pictures just don't do this car justice. In the sunshine, it looks
totally amazing. This car turns heads in a big way, so if you don't like attention, this is not your car. The
looks and the sounds of this car are like no other. Equipped with a free flowing performance exhaust the gives it
the perfect Lamborghini sound.
This Diablo just had an engine out service, with a new carbon kevlar clutch assembly. The clutch was the only weak
link in the Diablo, and this one no longer has that problem. I've been in this car myself, and it runs and drives
perfectly. These cars are not like Ferrari's that fall apart just sitting in your garage, and cost like $2 per
mile to drive just in maintenance and repair costs - Lamborghini's are rock solid drivers, contrary to what most
people think. Just check out Jay Leno's video on YouTube where he shows his hard driven Countach with over 70k
miles, and his mechanic friend Franco's 1991 Diablo. They are rock solid cars, and part of the reason why these
cars are becoming so dear. All fluids changed, all it needs is a new caring owner.
Email me for questions, and I'll get them answered right away.
Thanks for looking!
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