Such was the case recently when we flew to Milan, Italy, to test the latest Lamborghini Diablo VT ... is the 1997 Porsche 911 Turbo S. Hold the gas pedal down to create 4500 rpm in that sports ...

The Diablo was initially penned by Bertone’s best when Lambo was owned by a Swiss investment firm. But as the planned release approached, Lamborghini ... snorkeling in a gas tanker.

It’s difficult to believe, but the Lamborghini ... an early Diablo, I’d say Car and Driver was correct. It almost took both feet to operate the clutch, and you needed to keep the pedal down ...

Lamborghini continues today as an offbeat alternative to the more universally recognized "mainstream" exotics from Brand F. The Diablo finds ... rolling on the VT's gas provides instant absolution ...

A Lamborghini Diablo VT, however ... crammed as they are into the top right corner of the pedal box. You browbeat the brakes because they won’t respond to anything less. You chuck it into ...

It's a five-speed manual, of course! Lamborghini never offered a two-pedal option for the Diablo, although that changed with the introduction of the E-Gear automated manual in the Murcielago.

Once upon a time, Lamborghini embarked on an ambitious ... The interior is also dramatically different to a road-going Diablo and features a custom pedal box, exposed shifter and of course ...

The latest case in point is Eccentrica’s reinterpretation of the 1990s-era Lamborghini Diablo. Although the Raging Bull marque is not part of the project (shown above), its former chief technical ...