Diablo SV (Ver. 1), 1995-1998
The SV or "Sport Veloce" variant of the Diablo was an optional add-on package to
the base car. It lacked the VT's all-wheel-drive system and electronic
suspension, but it featured the VT's revised dashboard and larger brakes, a new
3-piece adjustable spoiler and was powered by a modified version of the 5.7
litre V12 producing 510 horsepower (380 kW). The car's air intakes were slightly
differently shaped, and from 1999 onwards the vehicle had exposed headlamps as
opposed to the pop-up units previous versions used.
dude i need to fix sum info its not AWD it rear wheel drive among other things
Diablo SV (Ver. 2), 1999
Just like the updated versions of the VT coupé and roadster, the 1999 model year
SV's changes were primarily limited to cosmetics. It received slight bodywork
updates (keeping the exposed headlamps), new wheels and larger brakes in
addition to the new VVT-equipped, 530 horsepower (395 kW) motor. Otherwise it
remained fundamentally unchanged. Like the updated VT, it was produced only as a
1999 model.
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Diablo SV (Ver. 1), 1995-1998
The SV or "Sport Veloce" variant of the Diablo was an optional add-on package to
the base car. It lacked the VT's all-wheel-drive system and electronic
suspension, but it featured the VT's revised dashboard and larger brakes, a new
3-piece adjustable spoiler and was powered by a modified version of the 5.7
litre V12 producing 510 horsepower (380 kW). The car's air intakes were slightly
differently shaped, and from 1999 onwards the vehicle had exposed headlamps as
opposed to the pop-up units previous versions used.
dude i need to fix sum info its not AWD it rear wheel drive among other things
