Chassis No. ZA9DE07A0MLA12260

According to the Lamborghini Registry, this striking Diablo was finished in Giallo Fly over Nero leather and dispatched to Swiss importer Codeco S.A. on 24 April 1991. Its warranty card records delivery on 27 May 1991, through Garage P. A. Burnier of Denges to a first owner in Buchillon, on the north shore of Lake Geneva.

The service booklet charts the Diablo's use over more than three decades. Burnier stamped it for the car's initial free service in June 1991, and again at 9,950 km in 1993 and 19,900 km in 1998. The first owner put those kilometers to good use, including long-distance trips between Geneva and Monaco. The car then passed to its second and current owner in Vernamiège, in the canton of Valais, and its care shifted to Garage du Soleil in Perly, outside Geneva. Subsequent entries from the specialist show 36,402 km in January 2002, 42,520 km in November 2002, and circa 45,000 km at the 48,000-km-interval service. The current owner continued to tour in the Diablo during those years, with trips through Italy, Germany, and France. Use slowed considerably from there, and the booklet records 52,000 km in 2018.

The Diablo returned to Garage du Soleil in January 2026 at 58,500 km for its 60,000-km-interval service. That visit included new fuel injectors, brake pads, a fuel filter, a battery, and a clutch hydraulic hose, along with fresh fluids throughout. The interior buttons, prone to turning sticky with age, have also been addressed. A recent drive by a Broad Arrow specialist found the Diablo performing very well. Still presented in its factory colors and showing 58,541 km on the odometer, the Diablo is offered with its original literature, including the stamped service book, in the factory document pouch, along with a car cover.