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The Diablo SV appears in Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (2010) as an Exotic Series racer vehicle, and as an SCPD Speed Enforcement unit as part of the Lamborghini Untamed pack for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 releases. Players get an above average increase of speed with nitrous applied. It has powerful acceleration and a top speed of 180 mph (289 km/h) although traction is insufficient.Ĭombined with direct steering, it requires little braking effort in hairpin turns and can achieve high corner entry speeds, similar to that of the BMW M3 Sport Evolution. Since August 22, 2012, it has been featured as a C class vehicle. The Diablo SV was made available in Need for Speed: World on Apas a tier 2 car following the 6th Spot the Devs event.

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The Australian police livery replaces the North America livery in the Australia and New Zealand PC releases. The Pursuit variants in the PC release are unlocked upon earning Top Cop and Most Wanted in two of the three Hot Pursuit modes for all regular courses.

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The Australian Pursuit Diablo SV is also unlocked for releases outside of Australia after entering the cheat code - "NFSPD", but in the Australian release it is unlocked alongside either the Pursuit HSV GTS VT or the Australian Pursuit M5. Arresting 10 speeders with the Pursuit Diablo SV will unlock the Police Helicopter, which is only available in test drive mode. The PC release features all variants with the same lightbar, and the PlayStation release features an individual lightbar for each variant.Īll Pursuit variants in the PlayStation release are unlocked by arresting 10 speeders with either the Pursuit Corvette C5 or any Pursuit variant of the Porsche 911 Turbo (993). The Pursuit variants differ between releases. In the PlayStation release, it does not have the optional SV logo on both sides of the car. It is available in the career mode for $200,000. The SV has the better handling but sometimes tends to understeer in corners. It is slower than the Ferrari F50 which is able to accelerate faster and get to a higher top speed but can be less controllable in corners than the SV. The Diablo SV appears in Need for Speed: High Stakes as a class AA racer, and a cop vehicle with no performance changes compared to its appearance in Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit. It is unlocked upon earning Top Cop and Most Wanted in Hot Pursuit Mode on every race course, including Empire City. The PC release features it as a playable unit with a traditional black and white livery alongside traditional red and blue emergency lights. The PlayStation release features an unplayable interceptor adorned with a special gold, white, and black livery with amber and blue emergency lights that appears when the skill level is set to expert. The Pursuit variant of the Diablo differs between releases. It does lack sufficient performance in corners due to its handling and braking capabilities although it is responsive at high speeds. The Diablo SV outperforms most of its rivals because of its superior acceleration and top speed. The Diablo SV appears in Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit as both a class A racer and pursuit vehicle.

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The original Diablo SV would be produced until 1998, when it received a redesign for 1999 which replaced the pop-up headlights. Exterior changes also included rear lights mounted in a new black panel, rear fog light and reverse light lowered into the rear bumper, four oval type exhaust pipes, redesigned front bumper with two new fog lamps and bigger air-intakes, as well as an engine cover incorporating two massive air intakes, resembling the ones used on the Diablo SE30 Jota.Īn optional SV logo could be placed on each side of the vehicle, although customers could also ask the factory to deliver the decals un-mounted. The Super Veloce came with an adjustable black rear spoiler mounted standard, also available color-coded with the rest of the car or finished in carbon fibre. Despite its higher power output, the SV was priced as the entry-level model in the Diablo range. The engine power output of the 5.7L V12 was increased to 510 bhp, and the car was offered as a rear-wheel drive only. Unveiled at the 1995 Geneva Auto Show, its model name "SV" stands for "Super Veloce", a title given to Lamborghini's highest performance models, first used for the Miura SV. The 1995 Lamborghini Diablo SV is an upgraded model of the Lamborghini Diablo.