1994 Lamborghini Diablo SE30

Chassis #12008 is the 8th Lamborghini Diablo SE30 produced out of a total of 150 built to commemorate Lamborghini’s 30th anniversary. Just 25 were delivered to the U.S. market, placing this 1994 example among the rarest factory-spec Diablos ever offered in North America.

Delivered new through Ultimate Motor Works in Florida, #12008 is finished in its original Viola SE30 paint—a one-year-only metallic purple created exclusively for the SE30—and paired with a Nero leather interior. The color combination is factory-correct and remains unchanged since new.

Built on July 28, 1994, this SE30 came equipped from the factory with U.S.-spec features including a six-disc CD changer, carpets, headlight washers, four-point racing harnesses, and SE30-logo shoulder pads—an extremely rare accessory.

Under its rear clamshell is a 5.7-liter, 48-valve V12 producing 525 horsepower at 7,100 rpm, feeding the rear wheels through a five-speed manual gearbox with a limited-slip differential. With a curb weight approximately 125 kg lighter than the standard Diablo thanks to thinner glass, carbon fiber panels, and minimal sound insulation, the SE30 was the most focused, track-ready Diablo of its era.

Chassis #12008 has recently undergone an extensive major service, addressing key components including the clutch, throw-out bearing, timing chain tensioners, and fuel system. Additional updates include new Pirelli tires.

The car remains accompanied by its original books, tools, and OEM parts, along with detailed service documentation. It shows no signs of accident history or paintwork and presents in excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition.