The Cizeta-Moroder was supposed to make a revolution in the sports car segment. It was light and had a V16 to set it in ...

The Cizeta certainly looks quite a lot like the Lamborghini Diablo, Lambo's halo supercar produced from 1990 to 2001, after which it was replaced by the Murciélago. The reason behind this ...

It's the Cizeta V16T, a supercar born out of the minds of ex-Lamoborghini employees and produced over the course of 15 years, even though fewer than 15 were produced. It's a rare car, for sure ...

More than a little miffed by this, Marcello saw an opportunity to give the world his Diablo ‘director’s cut’ with the Cizeta. Although nine Cizetas were made, the company’s viability ...

While Gandini's P132 eventually inspired the Cizeta V16T, the Chrysler Styling Center team led by Tom Gale conceived the Countach's successor, which was named Diablo (devil, in Spanish), after a ...