Lamborghini Diablo seen in Die Another Day for sale

The Beverly Hills Car Club offers a red 1992 Lamborghini Diablo for sale, claiming it was the same one used for the 2002 Bond film Die Another Day.

This 1992 Lamborghini Diablo is available in its signature color combination of Diablo Rosso with a stunning black and red piping interior.

It currently has 72,752 kilometers logged on the odometer and also includes a clean Carfax.

The supercar is equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission, 5.7-liter engine, power windows, 4-wheel disc brakes, and OZ racing staggered wheels. The motor runs strong, however, the clutch will need to be replaced.

The Beverly Hills Car Club listing claims that the car was used by Eon Productions, the UK based production company that makes all the James Bond films at Pinewood Studios in the United Kingdom.

The invoice is included and the vehicle identification numbers on the car match the one on the invoice.

As can be noticed on the invoice, the car seems to have been only a car shell for the filming, suggesting the engine and other parts were added later, but the Beverly Hills Car Club doesn't mention details about this.

The red Lamborghini Diablo can first be spotted at Colonel Tan-Sun Moon's North Korean military base in the pre-title sequence. This scene was filmed at Pinewood Studios. It shows a line-up of supercars, supposedly owned by Moon and his high ranking friends.

The complete line-up: the red Lamborghini Diablo, a yellow Ferrari F355 GTS, the green Jaguar XKR that is later used by Zao in the Iceland chase scene, a silver Porsche 911 Turbo, a Ford GT40 in Gulf colors, a blue Ferrari 360 and a red Ferrari F40.

Some of the cars are destroyed in the movie, but in the last scene, we see the yellow Ferrari F355 and the red Lamborghini Diablo in Gustav Graves' cargo plane.

The Diablo gets pushed out of the cargo plane in Die Another Day
photo © Danjaq, MGM

Both cars are dropped out of the airplane when Bond (Pierce Brosnan) and Jinx (Halle Berry) try to get out of the airplane.

The Diablo and F355 are seen for a last time standing up vertically in farm fields as Bond and Berry just save themselves in the helicopter.

The Diablo crash lands in a field in South Korea
photo © Danjaq, MGM

So now for $119,500 you can own this unique vehicle, offered at Beverly Hills Car Club.

Thanks to Frank for the alert