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1998 Diablo Vt Roadster One Owner Blue Scuro on 2040-cars
US $210,000.00
Year:1998
Mileage:11000
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Carleton Place, Ontario, Canada
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One-owner Canadian 1998 Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster, recently serviced, in Blue Scuro (Metallic Purple colour) over Snowcorn leather interior. From 1995-1998, only an estimated 200 Diablo Roadsters were built making this an exceedingly rare car. 5.7L 492hp V12, 0-60 in 4 seconds, top speed of 203 mph, viscous traction AWD system. Interior and exterior are in excellent condition. Add this rare collector car to your collection! This car is absolutely immaculate as you would expect from a one owner super car and there are no stories with this car! Originally bought at Lamborghini Montreal, all service up to date. 19'299km All books, tools and cover Please call Kyle at our toll free number 1-877-303-2221 for any more details on the car! |
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