Not all cars are created equal when it comes to depreciation. While many vehicles see their value plummet with every mile driven, collector cars can buck this trend entirely.
In fact, for some rare and coveted models, adding a few hundred miles can decrease their value by thousands.
Such is the case with this stunning 1998 Lamborghini Diablo SV, a car that embodies the collector’s dilemma, a devilishly tempting machine that might be best left admired from afar.
Up for auction is a head-turning Diablo SV finished in a sleek black paint job with contrasting “SV” decals and a Nero leather interior.
This Italian stallion boasts a powerful engine and a range of features, including power windows, locks, and mirrors, air conditioning, and even a front axle lift system for those tricky inclines.
The cabin features comfortable seats with the iconic “SV” logo embroidered on the headrests, while a modern Pioneer head unit and a rearview camera provide a touch of convenience.