2001 Diablo VT 6.0
The Lamborghini Diablo VT 6.0 served as a bridge between the raw drama of the original model and the elevated quality standards introduced under Audi ownership. Delivering 550 horsepower from its 6.0-liter V12 and featuring a refined interior, this 2001 example reached the pinnacle of the line. It was originally purchased by French Formula 1 driver Olivier Panis and remained in his care until 2014. Finished in Grigio Iris over color-coordinated leather, the car has covered just 20,790 kilometers and is expected to fetch between 400,000 and 500,000 Euros.
1990 Countach 25th Anniversary edition
To celebrate a quarter-century of production, Lamborghini introduced the Countach 25th Anniversary edition in 1988. This special series, limited to 657 units, featured over 500 aesthetic and interior refinements executed by a young Horacio Pagani. While the 455 horsepower output remained consistent with its predecessor, improved aerodynamics allowed for a faster sprint to 100 km/h. The example on offer is finished in Rosso Siviglia with a Champagne leather interior and has remained in Italy its entire life. With 22,616 kilometers and a Polo Storico certificate of authenticity, it carries an estimate of 500,000 to 600,000 Euros.
2008 Murciélago LP640-4 Roadster
The Murciélago LP640-4 Roadster represents a rare open-top experience, being one of only 183 units built in 2008. This particular car, finished in Bianco Iris with a matching white leather interior, was delivered through Lamborghini St. Gallen and recently serviced in Munich in 2025. Powered by a 640 horsepower V12 paired with the e-gear transmission, it remains in nearly pristine condition with 23,206 kilometers. Interestingly, its top speed of 320 km/h is only achievable with the roof removed, as the temporary soft top is only rated for speeds up to 160 km/h.
1998 Diablo SV
The Diablo SV evolved the original Gandini design into a more powerful 510 horsepower machine capable of reaching 330 km/h. This 1998 model is particularly distinctive among its limited production run, featuring a Pearl White exterior and silver wheels. It spent time in a renowned Belgian collection after its initial registration in Monaco. Having covered 35,570 kilometers, it recently received a thorough inspection and a new clutch in April 2026. This well-preserved Diablo is estimated between 350,000 and 400,000 Euros.
2009 Murciélago LP640-4 Coupe
For enthusiasts of the classic driving experience, a 2009 Murciélago LP640-4 Coupe stands out as one of only 88 units equipped with a rare six-speed manual gearbox. This car is likely the only one finished in the pigeon-blue Celeste Phoebe and features a unique Ad Personam interior alongside carbon-ceramic brakes and a glass engine cover. Having traveled from Oman to Germany, it has been meticulously maintained and currently shows 31,916 kilometers. As a highly coveted manual V12 supercar, it is estimated at 850,000 to 1.15 million Euros.
2022 Countach LPI 800-4
The final bull in the arena is the Countach LPI 800-4, a nostalgic masterpiece introduced in 2021. It combines retro styling with the modern mild-hybrid technology of the Aventador. This 2022 example is one of only five finished in the Luci del Bosco brown shade and the only one paired with a Bianco Leda interior. With a remarkable 127 kilometers on the odometer, this virtually new machine represents a rare opportunity to acquire a sold-out limited edition of just 112 units. As the most expensive car in the group, it carries an estimate of 1.75 to 2.0 million Euros.
Cernobbio, 16 May
