This book examines the Diablo in detail, starting with Ferruccio Lamborghini-s objectives for his eponymous supercar company and his diktat that it eschew racing, which would go on to heavily influence the Diablo-s design and development, even though the founder had long since left the company. Each of the model variants is examined in detail, as are the socio-politico-economic factors that that made designing and developing the Diablo imperative and unavoidable , and which forced the Sant- Agata works into making evolutionary modifications as well as introducing radical innovations over the course of the Diablo-s long reign. Written by two passionate and deeply knowledgeable owners who for over two decades have run two wedge shaped, spaceframe, Bizzarrini-engined Lamborghini flagships, this book also delves into pre-purchase considerations, the Diablo-s known foibles and the value of a pre-purchase inspection, before discussing the buying process, the trials and tribulations of period
