The first factory racing version of the Lamborghini Diablo was 421 lbs (191 kg) lighter than the SV model, tipping the scales at 3,053 lbs (1,385 kg). The naturally aspirated 5.7-liter V12 engine ...

A stunning piece of Lamborghini history is set ... Finished in striking Yellow Metallic with bold SV side graphics, it rides on factory chrome OZ racing wheels and features an aggressive rear ...

Brown owns a selection of impressive exotics, many of which are modified, including his Lamborghini Huracan. Even his Aventador SV has been modified in the past, adorned with a gold chrome wrap ...

Lamborghini Miura P400 SV cut a neon slice through the gray skies above the 2025 Greenwich Concours, motoring across a sodden ...

The Italian automaker (owned by Volkswagen) unveiled a modified version of ... which will remain in production. The SV’s debut comes four years after Lamborghini released the original Aventador ...

By the way, the SV stands for Spinto Veloce ... Bob Wallace, the former racing driver and Lamborghini factory test driver/engineer, fully rebuilt the V12 engine. What's more, this is where ...

You probably know the Lamborghini Aventador SV. With its 740bhp V12 engine and wild carbon fibre aerodynamic addenda, you probably know it’s not a car in need of attention from the supercar ...

After building a twin-turbo Lamborghini LP640 that laid down 1000-hp, Underground Racing has just announced even bigger and better things for the LP670-4 SV. Rumor has it that Underground Racing ...

You won't find another UK Lamborghini finished in this ... chose a blue-and-white finish complete with SV embroidery in the headrests. Super Veloce Racing says the car will come with a detailed ...

Lamborghini showcased rare classics at Lake Como’s top car events; A 1972 Miura SV and Countach LP400 S “Pace Car” starred; ...

Few street racing crashes manage to look sillier than the one we're here to discuss, with a Lamborghini Aventador SV Roadster having recently been involved in such an accident, which took place in ...

So, the Diablo SV-R. Announced at the 1996 Geneva Motor ... Remember, this is a near-600bhp naturally-aspirated V12 Lamborghini with a racing exhaust. It won’t be the worst sound you hear ...