The 1997 Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster is a rare and remarkable example of Lamborghini's first official open-top V12 model. Introduced in 1995, it shares its platform with the VT coupe and features the Viscous Traction (VT) four-wheel-drive system and a 5.7-liter, 4-valve, V12 engine.

The VT Roadster boasts an updated angular front bumper, redesigned fog and indicator lights, an all-new rear bumper, a modified engine cover, enlarged air intakes over the rear wheels, and SE30-style vertical slats for the rear brake cooling ducts. These updates improve both aesthetics and performance.

Inside, the VT Roadster features new weather-proof materials. Outside, the Roadster uses exclusive OZ three-piece wheels. Production of the first generation Roadster ended in 1998, making way for the second generation in 1999.

This 1997 model, chassis #12724, is finished in rare Giallo Fly over Snowcorn and has only 13,000 original kilometers. It has undergone a concourse restoration, with a major service completed. Included with the car are the original tools and books. This combination of rarity, low mileage, and distinctive features makes it highly desirable among enthusiasts and collectors.