2001 Lamborghini Diablo Reviews

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Good speed, nice look, cool car to have

The second version of the VT coupé and roadster added mostly cosmetic and styling
changes. The cars now featured the SV's exposed headlamps (Borrowed from the Nissan
300zx 1990-96, and Used under licence) , new wheels and a newly redesigned
dashboard. On the mechanical side, larger brakes, the addition of ABS brakes and a new
variable valve timing system on the 5.7-litre V12 were the only mechanical updates.
Power output increased to 530 hp (395 kW), The standard 0-100Kmh time was 3.8
seconds but if you rev up to 6000 Rpm and sidestep the clutch you can launch it in 3.6
seconds.. Despite the money Lamborghini had spent making the updates, the "Version 2"
VTs were discontinued after only one year of production

nice car, weak clutch,smooth ride on good pavemnet*duh*

I would overhaul the engine with coatings and a full port an dpolish,and install a centrifugal supercharger,and a better clutch setup

this is the most beautiful car ever