lamborghini diablo roadster concept 1992

navigate by keyword : vehicle wheel bumper convertible sedan lamborghini diablo roadster concept 1992 introduced geneva motor show showcased open top version look roof removed shortened visor place windshield doors indicating adaptation barchetta body style generated positive response public demand customers intended production german tuner koenig specials permission converted customer replicas featured front rear bumpers wheels copyright issues upgraded engine conversion longer offered request company 1995 museo museum italy sant agata bolognese

Lamborghini Diablo Roadster Concept (1992)

Introduced at the 1992 Geneva Motor Show, the Diablo roadster concept showcased what a possible open top version of the car would look like. The roof was removed and the car had a shortened visor in place of the windshield which made its way to the doors indicating the adaptation of the barchetta body style. The concept generated a positive response among the public and demand among customers for such a car. As the car was not intended for production, German tuner Koenig Specials, with Lamborghini's permission, converted customer cars into replicas of the concept. The cars featured different front and rear bumpers along with wheels than that of the concept due to copyright issues along with an upgraded engine. The conversion was no longer offered upon the request of Lamborghini as the company introduced the Diablo VT roadster in 1995.