1994 Lamborghini Diablo SE30

1993 Lamborghini Diablo SE30 Prototipo P0 The one that started it all. Before the SE30 became Lamborghini’s 30th Anniversary halo, there was this car — the prototype #P0, the very first Diablo SE30 ever built. Unveiled in September 1993, this was Lamborghini’s statement piece. The Show Car. The star of Automobili Lamborghini brochures, International Auto Shows and a plethora of magazines, the 1993 Lamborghini Diablo SE30 Prototipo #P0 was famously used by Lamborghini as a development car between 1992 and 1997. According to factory records, this one-off was born in 1992 as the X-L30 Prototipo. During its development, the Diablo Prototype became the first Lamborghini finished in the iconic Purple “Lambo Thirty” livery and served as a mule for numerous lightweight materials. Built with carbon fiber components by Horacio Pagani himself — long before Pagani became a brand — this prototype wears one-off details found on no other SE30. “We are led to believe it is one of the fastest Diablos to leave the factory,” read an unpublished Lamborghini document from 1998, stating the Diablo SE30 Prototipo #P0 had nearly 100hp more than the standard SE30, rated at 620hp, utilizing different camshafts and remapped Motronic ECU. This piece of Lamborghini History is available now for the first time publicly since 1999. Distinct, Prototipo Features: Larger Race Fuel Filler Unique Carbon Fiber Door Panels, Center Console, Interior Components Unique Wheels, Body Panels, Rear Bumper, Trunk Compartment Full Lexan Windows; Unique Shape Four Piston Racing Brakes Unique “Bleu” AC vents — First SE30 prototype SE30 Brochure and Press Photos Lamborghini Day unveiling, September 1993 30th Anniversary Parade Dubai Motor Show 1993 London Science Museum 1993 Autorai in Netherlands Essen Motor Show British International Motor Show Riyadh Motor Show Road & Track Magazine Cover, May 1994 Pace Car and Demonstrator for Diablo SVR events Delivered in 1997 by the factory to Stephane Ratel, known for organizing the BPR Global GT, FIA GT and FIA GT1 Series