Lamborghini Museo - Lamborghini Diablo (1990 - 1998). The Lamborghini Diablo Is A High-Performance Mid-Engine Sports Car Built By Italian Automobile Manufacturer Lamborghini Between 1990 And 2001. It Is The First Production Lamborghini Capable Of Attaining A Top Speed In Excess Of 320 Kilometres Per Hour (200 Mph). After The End Of Its Production Run In 2001, The Diablo Was Replaced By The Lamborghini Murciã©Lago. The Name Diablo Means "Devil" In Spanish. The Diablo Was Presented To The Public For Sale On 21 January 1990. The Diablo Came Better Equipped Than The Countach Standard Features Included Fully Adjustable Seats And Steering Wheel, Electric Windows, An Alpine Stereo System, And Power Steering From 1993 Onwards. Anti-Lock Brakes Were Not Initially Available, Although They Would Eventually Be Used.

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