Why is the Lamborghini Diablo STILL UNDERVALUED?
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2024
- Today we discuss why the earlier Lamborghini Diablos are still undervalued. Join the conversation below and let us know your specific thoughts on why this classic 90's poster car continues to be overlooked!
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I was born in 1977 and was just awestruck by the Countach and was 12-13 years old when the Diablo hit the streets! I still love them both but would absolutely love to afford a Diablo to cruze around in!!!! They are such beautiful cars!!!!!!!!!
I was born in 1980, bought a 2001 diablo in 2020 during the first week of the pandemic got a great deal. These cars are definitely undervalued.
6.0 is a good one! Good on you.
The "Plan-demic"🙌
I’ve got this same car in yellow! Very glad to be working on it and hopefully will drive some day! Big dreams
I have a 1994 Diablo SE 30, very rare car, and 3 other lambos.
Love my SE 30
I have a SE30 and a Murcielago , Aventador and a Huracan in addition to other very nice and unique sports cars, for
a grand total of 16
The SE 30 is very much on top of this exclusive list
I was born in '94 in Miami and lived the first decade of my life in South Florida so I saw Diablos occasionally. To be honest, I prefer them over even the newer designs Lamborghini currently produces even if they are far more powerful.
Happy new year Blake! Continued success and more Diablo!!!!!!
Thank You and Happy New Year!
I couldn’t agree more, Blake. I got a Testarossa last year for what I consider a criminally low price (also undervalued if you ask me). My goal for 24 is to find an early RWD Diablo to hang out in the garage next to her. Who needs power steering when you are hitting the gym everyday? 😁
Concur on the TR! The Diablo’s stablemate is a yellow 348 Spider which I also find to be undervalued but it does appear they’re rising this past year!
Great video! Love my 91
Haven't seen you for a while Blake! Im glad you back))))
It’s been a minute! Great to hear from you as well.
I've got a 1999 Alpine Edition Diablo and its Monterey blue. I'm thinking Trumps sselling helped my value!
Awesome! I just bought my 93! Black on black
Oh damn how it gurgles.. just perfect
Hard to choose between the Countach and the Diablo but i would definitely go for the Diablo😊
Great choice! 😅
The 1993 RWD Diablo would be my 3rd or 4th choice of Diablo after the SE30 Jota, SE30 and maybe one of the early SVs. I'd want to put an SE30 aerofoil on the back instead of the standard one or just remove it. There were some videos back in the 2000s of someone driving their DIablo VT around some place in Europe to some kick-ass 90s dance music - I lost the copies I had of those but was a pleasure just to listen to them with that engine and transmission sound. These cars are definitely under-appreciated; they stood for the peak of the big heavy and real raw supercars - there was no mistaking a Diablo for a sports car - everything from the scissor doors to the sound and that it wasn't just an impressive 0 - 60 spec made it a supercar and even someone who didn't know about cars could tell just by seeing it! I think if you parked this next to a modern Ferrari, this would get more attention.
Great Video buddy. Nonetheless you should really work on the way you are handling the steering wheel, it is quite dangerous ✌️
I hear someone that bought a diablo with a loan that hopes the car gets tripled in value otherwise he be bankrupt 🤣 “don’t take it to serious”
Video says he bought it in 19. If it's financed he's probably half way through the life of the loan on a super low APR. Value has increased since 2019. You should take a lesson in logic, reason and/or critical thinking and problem solving.
@@johnwilliams4443 bruv i said don’t take it to serious 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 so maybe it would be a good idea to join me for the same class😉
@@dodoebk4711 you put that in quotation marks, leading the reader to believe you were quoting someone, not making a statement. So, for the class... I already graduated.
@@johnwilliams4443 yeah i figured you thought you where the man in this conversation. Sad for you that would never achieve what i already achieved in life so i can laugh about you🤣
@johnwilliams4443 the loans for exotics can be 12 to 15 years
have you had the valves adjusted on a Diablo ? .....Ha ha, yep an arm and a leg !
In terms of exterior design Diablo is far better looking than the Countach or Murcielago in my opinion
Diablos are still not considered highly collectible for a number of reasons. They are dreadfully poorly built, ofcourse. As you would expect from its time. But they never did any racing or anything amazing in their time. And for some weird reason the Countach was the poster car.
Like you said, cars from that time are just built like that. So I dont think that is having an effect on the value. The countach being the poster car isn’t weird. It was the first of its kind and every kid teen and man wanted one. It was literally THE poster car so of course the follow up won’t be loved quite the same. It’s similar with F40 and F50. People the F50 but not near as much as they love the f40. It’s just what happens when you try to follow up something that was so successful
What the? who told you they were poorly built? simply not true. Cars from the 80s and 90s all had visible screws in the interior, it's just how things were back then, you might as well compare a new cell phone to one from 1992
@@harryo6126
Yeah, well, we actually owned one, sooooooo... If I say they were poorly built. Maybe its because they were.
@@captain_context9991 LOL, well I (not we) have owned three, one SV and two S1s, I still have one of them, maybe yours was a kit car.
Diablo is way overvalued. Too heavy unreliable and expensive to fix and maintain. for 250k better buy Huracan and enjoying performance every day instead of paying to shops for repairs)) Diablo is cool car, but was 30 years ago
If you're looking at it from a financial perspective then how about the fact that a Huracan loses 35% of its value in the first year and then steadily after that with no chance of ever becoming investable as they made so many. Diablos are simple cars mechanically, so repairs aren't so crazy, very reliable too, plus they are only going up and up in value.
@@harryo6126 Diablo is reliable?)) Comparing to what? I know at least 2 owners of Diablo who made complete engine rebuilt on 30-40k kilometers) From financial perspective better but used Huracan
@@silhouette300 I've owned three, I still have one, they're reliable, engines are bullet proof. You can always be unlucky but in general the old analogue cars are easier to deal with as the electronics are almost zero. In 3 years time you'll be able to get a Huracan for $50k and less. They made too many, besides they're too high, supercars should be low.
@@harryo6126 how much miles you did on it? electric on all old Italian cars is nightmare
@@silhouette300 about 1500 per year, yeah had some minor electrical problems with them but there's hardly any electrics, so much less that can go wrong.
Undervalued? The price is still ridiculously high for such a crap car.
The car offers nothing apart from a very cool exterior styling.