Lamborghini Diablo

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It's the type of story we usually dread telling. Using the words "fire" and the "Lamborghini" in the same sentence typically means disaster has struck, and another exotic bull has been put down. Thankfully, today isn't one of those days. Instead, we have a The Lamborghini Diablo – one of the world’s most expensive cars. But this model is a knock-off – made in China. Engineers Wang Yu and Li Lintao couldn’t afford to buy their dream car so Wang says they built their own with almost all original IF Darth Vader agreed to do another "Star Wars" sequel and rented a weekend place in Malibu, what would he drive? Corvettes and Vipers have the muscle, but lack the finesse. Ferraris have finesse to spare, but look too much like Japanese knock-offs of The original 1999 Lamborghini Diablo Roadster was an impressive piece of kit and deservingly so. 5.7L V12, quintessentially Italian looks, sharp performance, and a $287,500 price tag to match. And for most of us, that keeps the supercar firmly on the never Putting every kind of car imaginable through our tire-squealing, sheetmetal-quivering, eyelid-fluttering performance tests is, as you can imagine, more fun than finding out your fiancee's parents have a large Ferrari collection that needs regular exercise. There's no doubt that the Boxster series has been a wild sales success for Porsche, and being in the market for three generations and more than 16 years, means that you can find many used examples at affordable prices. Up until recent years, replica car .

Wang Yu drives a handmade replica of Lamborghini Diablo on a highway during a test drive in Beijing. Chinese race car enthusiasts Wang Yu and Li Lintao, both in their 30s, have finished designing and making two replicas of the Lamborghini Diablo. In 1996 Lamborghini added an more outrageous Diablo variant, the Diablo Roadster. With an open roof the Diablo Roadster provided perhaps the ultimate open supercar thrill, pre-empting the later Ferrari F50. Thanks to this new video that has been doing rounds on the cyber space, it has emerged that during a Lamborghini event that took place in Tokyo recently, a yellow Lamborghini Diablo crashed into a guardrail. It may be noted that in this event, owners of FORT LEE, N.J. (AP) - Police have found the man who they say crashed a Lamborghini and left it burning near the George Washington Bridge in New Jersey. Port Authority Police spokesman Joe Pentangelo says 33-year-old Deankarte Ditchfield-Agboh, of Palisades .

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