Lamborghini used to have no problem selling you a car that could easily kill you and they actually made it the cheapest car that they sold.

Lamborghini used to have no problem selling you a car that could easily kill you and they actually made it the cheapest car that they sold. It's the Diablo SV which was Lamborghini's V12 supercar from the 1990s. However the SV had a few things on it or taken away from it that made it a little bit more wild than other Diablos. The main part being that the SV Diablos were rear wheel drive only as opposed to other Diablos which were all wheel drive. And it also had no drivers assists meaning that there was nothing there to save you from yourself. So if you wanted to put down all 510 horsepower out of the 5.7L V12, all of it was only going to these beefy rear tires meaning that burnouts could be quite common. But that's not everything the Diablo SV came with. It also has this giant wing on the rear decklid which is just the tiniest bit adjustable. Special badging on the rear grille as well as on the wheels that were only offered on the SV model. Dual roof scoops for feeding air into the engine bay as well as the option for these giant SV decals on the side of the car just in case you forget what car you're driving. And if we open up this button right here and lifting up, not only do you get to see how cool the scissor doors are on this thing, but you see that SV insignia and the Lamborghini bull logo are also on the headrests of the car. Plus in case you didn't know if you ever wanted to drive one of these things and it won't start, you might have to check your battery cut off switch right here because if that's not turned, the car will have no power and will not start up. And there's even these little carbon fiber winglets on the windshield wipers so it doesn't fly off when you go over 100mph. And if it's in 98 SV as opposed to 99 SV, it will still come with pop up headlights. So I say Lamborghini bring back the V12 supercars with no drivers aides and a manual gearbox, people can have as much fun as they possibly can on the roads even if they can't handle it.