1999 Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster

Australian Delivered • One Of Approximately Four AUS Roadsters • Iconic Super Fly Yellow Paint Over Black Leather • Major Main Dealer Maintenance ($70,000) in last 12 months • Late Production Updated Model • Blue Chip Investment Grade • Complete Books & Provenance File • Previously Owned By Mark Philippoussis • Hand Signed By Valentino Balboni • Displayed At MotorClassica 2013 ‍ INTRODUCTION The Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster isn’t just a supercar—it’s a rolling timestamp of one of the wildest eras in Lamborghini history. Built in extremely limited numbers and hand-finished in true Sant’Agata style, the VT Roadster captures everything we love about analogue V12 Lambos: the theatre, the brutality, and the unapologetic presence. Instantly recognisable, with just the sight of it making the day of anyone who is lucky enough to cross paths with it. This sensational example is one of a very few Australian delivered roadsters, with comprehensive and recent mechanical works completed by Lamborghini main dealer service centres, extensive provenance and the correct colour combo - it is an essential addition to any collection. ‍ VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS This 1999 Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster is one of just four Australian-delivered examples, representing the final and most refined evolution of Lamborghini’s iconic Diablo line. Delivered new on the 24th of October in the year 2000, this particular Lamborghini is believed to be originally owned by Australian tennis champion Mark Philippoussis. It was also showcased at MotorClassica 2013, celebrating the marque’s 50th anniversary, where Valentino Balboni (former chief test driver of Lamborghini) attended and hand-signed the inside panel of the door seal. ‍ Finished in Super Fly Yellow over Nero black leather, the car presents in outstanding original condition, with its distinctive removable carbon-fibre roof and 90’s retro aesthetic. Over the last 12 months it has undergone extensive main dealer maintenance at a substantial cost of over $70,000 including a brand-new clutch ($22k) carried out by Lamborghini Sydney. The car drives superbly. Accompanied by its factory books, toolkit, tyre inflator, and service records. A rare opportunity to secure a 90s era defining supercar that is not only incredibly iconic but carries real significance when it comes to automotive history and global car culture. ‍