When it comes to automotive YouTubers, there aren’t any bigger than TheStradman. Stradman has nearly four million subscribers on his YouTube channel and some truly epic content often comes from his channel too. He has a dream collection of supercars that many of us could only ever imagine owning, and they range from Lamborghinis to a Bugatti and more in one of the best collections of any automotive YouTuber. But there is always room for one or more at home.
Recently, a lot of people have probably seen TheStradman move in to his new, dream house that is all built from the ground up. It is an epic looking facility, with garages for all of his supercars and a few other machines as well. The main floor garage is full of cars, and one of his latest videos sees him take delivery of another machine to go in the garage. This has convinced TheStradman that he needs one of these in his garage on a permanent basis, as he is borrowing a Lamborghini Diablo V12 from his good friend lambojesus.
Awaiting The Arrival Of The Incredible Diablo
The Diablo is a car that TheStradman does not have in his own collection and that he really wants. Without giving too much away early in the video, he states it is a V12 monster and has a manual transmission. Before the Diablo comes out, a few more cars need to come out the trailer such as the G-Wagen and BMW 7 Series before the Diablo is finally revealed. Soon though that amazing Lamborghini machine is all on show, after the entire trailer is at last unloaded to get access to the Italian supercar.
Awkwardly, it was right at the top on the second level of the trailer. This is a 2001 Lamborghini Diablo 6.0. One of the final editions of the Diablo, and perhaps the ultimate iteration of the Lamborghini that succeeded the incredible Countach. This is a car that is a dream car of lambojesus, who’s real name is Alex, and also happens to be a dream car of TheStradmans as well. As the Diablo is slowly lowered from the top level of the trailer, we get a good look at the Diablo outside and it is stunning. The pearl flake in the color really pops out.
A Nearly 21-Year-Old Lamborghini That Looks Brand New
What strikes us about this car is just how pristine and new it looks, despite it of course being some 21 years old or so. Little wonder TheStradman is very excited to get this machine in his garage. Sitting in it, we see how pristine the interior is and as TheStradman says, the 6.0 is probably the definitive version of the Diablo. This Diablo even comes with a leather Lamborghini suitcase, and the analogue feel of the car compared to modern machines is quite amazing. The amount of carbon fiber inside is also impressive.
Driving the Diablo, TheStradman realizes that he simply has to get his hands on one. The Diablo as TheStradman says is going up and up in value, and he is rather worried that one day soon he might get priced out of one. We get a look at the 6.0-liter V12 engine in the engine-bay with it running. The challenge now comes as TheStradman and his partner work out how to move the cars around, so they can get all the Lamborghinis together. One of those cars is Shmee150’s Black Series, currently sat in the garage for safekeeping. TheStradman finds is odd to be driving on the right-hand side instead.
Getting The Diablo Back In The Garage
Eventually, the entire fleet is then moved and back inside the garage and the Lamborghini's are all lined up together. There is a slight issue with the fact that the Nissan GT-R in the garage did not start up, but the classic in the Espada certainly did. It is rather surreal seeing the Lamborghini's all lined up together and the Hummer EV is taking center stage in the middle. There is Countach coming soon too, so there is more to come at this dream garage.
TheStradman Wants A Diablo In The Garage
Seeing that Diablo in the garage with all the other Lamborghinis makes TheStradman realize he desperately wants, and in his head needs, to have a Diablo join the fleet. There aren’t many Lamborghinis not in this lineup, and it would certainly cover many of the generations of the Italian supercars from the Espada onwards. For now though, this stunning orange Diablo will reside in this garage before Alex can take it home himself. It is certainly in some esteemed company, and it won’t get lonely sat with other Lamborghini's and with plenty of other supercars from around the world too.
Source: TheStradman YouTube Channel