Lamborghini Diablo Repair

While early models were notoriously demanding rear-wheel-drive machines, the 1993 VT variant introduced all-wheel drive, and the 1999 facelift famously replaced the pop-up headlights with fixed units for better aerodynamics. With its dramatic "wedge" styling by Marcello Gandini and iconic scissor doors, the Diablo remains the ultimate poster car of the 1990s. After Audi took ownership of Lamborghini in 1998, they released the final evolution of the Diablo 6.0 VT in 2000.