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| Lamborghini Diablo SV-R |
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| ummmmm |
| FrederickJJ 22-10-2002 |
"ummmmmm hmmmmmmmmm welllll uuuuuum, yeah, come to think of it, the Diablo has, most likely, been about the most successful ""supercar"" really ever made. For a car that basically retailed for around $200,000 or more, it never stopped selling. It stayed really similar for about a decade, and has evolved into the exquisite Murcealago, which will certainly sell like hot-cakes for years to come. It reminds me of a corvette, except the diablo is known to go around 200 m/h, and accelerate more quickly than the average sportscar. with everything considered, I see no reason to call it the most (or at LEAST one of the most) successful supercars of all time.""" |
| this car is sooo cool |
| NEED FOR SPEED 20-10-2002 |
Lamborghini Diablo was the most succsesful super car in the world |
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