Lamborghini Diablo SV Price

Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market

A Lamborghini Diablo SV costs $400K to $600K in 2026, against an original MSRP of about $248,700. The rear-drive Super Veloce brought the Diablo back to its purest form, about 250 first-generation cars built from 1995 to 1998, plus roughly 100 facelifted MY1999 cars, and it sits in the accessible middle of the Diablo market.

Original MSRP ~$248,700 Mid-1990s, US
Units Built ~250 1995 to 1998; ~100 more MY1999
2026 Market Value $400K to $600K Clean documented cars

The purist's Diablo

The SV, for Super Veloce, returned the Diablo to rear-wheel drive with about 510 horsepower, later 530 on the facelift. Registry estimates put first-generation production near 250, with about 100 more facelifted MY1999 cars, though these are estimates rather than a definitive factory breakdown. Values sit at $400K to $600K for clean, documented cars, above the base 5.7 and below the SE30.

A public sale reached about €456,250 in 2026 for a 1999 car. As with every Diablo, matching numbers, factory colours and honest history move a car within the band more than mileage alone.

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Lamborghini Diablo SV price in 2026: value, production, the facelift cars and where to buy.

It is typically worth $400K to $600K for a clean, documented car. A 1999 example sold for about €456,250 in 2026.

About $248,700 in the United States in the mid-1990s. It was the rear-drive Super Veloce, positioned below the SE30.

Registry estimates put first-generation production near 250 from 1995 to 1998, with about 100 more facelifted MY1999 cars. These are estimates, not a definitive factory breakdown.

The SV is rear-wheel drive and more focused; the VT adds viscous-coupling all-wheel drive and comfort. The SV generally sits a little above the VT in value.