2000 Lamborghini Diablo VT 6.0

The Diablo VT 6.0 represents the final evolution of Lamborghini's pre-Audi era flagship — the most powerful and refined iteration of a model that defined the early 1990s supercar landscape. This 2000 example wears Nero Pegaso over a Nero/Grigio leather interior and has covered just 29,000 miles, modest for a car approaching its mid-twenties. The 6.0 designation reflects the enlarged 5,992cc V12, producing 550bhp over the earlier 5.7-litre car, while the VT suffix confirms all-wheel drive through Lamborghini's viscous coupling system.

Critically, this car is specified with the 5-speed manual gearbox — the purist's choice and increasingly rare in surviving examples of this era. The factory carbon fibre package is extensive: central tunnel, interior trim with blue weave, and steering wheel insert. The blue-weave carbon is a particularly distinctive option, visible against the dark leather and breaking up what might otherwise be a monochromatic cabin. Clarion audio and climate control complete a spec that was clearly optioned with intent.

The VT 6.0 was produced in limited numbers between 1999 and 2001, making any well-preserved example genuinely uncommon. A manual-gearbox car with a meaningful factory spec, sub-30,000 miles, and consistent presentation in one of Lamborghini's signature blacks is the sort of combination that doesn't surface often.