The Lamborghini Diablo was built from 1990 to 2001 and was the first Lamborghini capable of a top speed in excess of 200-mph. It was designed as a replacement for the aging Countach. Diablo, incidentally, is “devil” in Spanish. The high-performance exotic is powered by a 492-hp 5.7-litre mid-engine V-12 while shifted via a five-speed manual transmission. It was originally designed by Marcello Gandini of Ital Design, though finishing details were done by Tom Gale of Chrysler. The VT variant was introduced in 1993, most notable in that all-wheel drive was included to better handle the tremendous power of the V-12.

This silver exotic has less than 21,000 miles and is equipped with a red leather interior and an Alpine stereo system. A full complement of power accessories along with climate control air conditioning is included. Less than 400 Diablo VT’s were produced.