Following the success of the Diavel 1260 Lamborghini, inspired by the Sian, Ducati unveiled the Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini. This superbike is a limited-edition model, with only 630 units produced, and is based on the iconic Huracan STO. The first bike arrived in Vietnam in 2022, and three more have since landed, with the possibility of more to come.
If you’re in the market for a Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini, it’s quite a challenge to find one new. There is, however, a resale opportunity for unit number 505/630, which is being offered for just under VND 2 billion. The owner has invested significantly in aftermarket parts, totaling VND 300 million, and the bike originally cost over VND 2.4 billion when imported.
The Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini: A Resale Opportunity with Extensive Customizations
The design of the Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini pays homage to the Huracan STO, with a host of new components, including a front mudguard, fuel tank cover, tail section, and vents reminiscent of the super car. Carbon fiber parts on the limited-edition Ducati also mirror the material usage on the Huracan STO.
The bike features the iconic green color associated with the Huracan STO, and the STO logo is prominently displayed. Additional highlights include Rizoma aluminum footrests, brake levers, knee guards, a carbon fiber seat, instrument cover, and other carbon fiber components. The front wheel’s artistic spokes echo the design of the Huracan STO’s wheels, and the rear wheel features a titanium lock, similar to the Lamborghini’s.
The fuel tank features a metal badge indicating the edition and serial number, a detail also found on the bike’s key. The seat design draws inspiration from the interior of the Lamborghini Huracan STO, and the bike is equipped with a TFT display. Unfortunately, the powertrain remains unchanged.
Powering the Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini is the Desmosedici Stradale engine, a 1,103cc four-cylinder powerhouse that delivers a maximum output of 208 hp at 12,500 rpm and a peak torque of 123 Nm at 11,500 rpm. This engine is paired with a 6-speed manual transmission.
The All-New Porsche Panamera 2025: Experience the Ultimate Luxury without the Wait.
The wait time for the 2025 Porsche Panamera is approximately a year, so this available model has naturally garnered a lot of interest. However, its price tag could be a potential barrier, as it is yet to find a proud owner.
The Ultimate Driving Machine: Meet the Near-Pristine Mercedes-AMG SL43 in Hanoi
The Mercedes-AMG SL43 is an exquisite piece of engineering, and this particular model, with just 2,000 km on the odometer, is a rare find. Previously advertised for almost VND 6 billion, this sleek and powerful car was snapped up by a Hanoi-based showroom in search of a discerning buyer.
A Barely Driven Mercedes-AMG SL43 is Up for Grabs: A Rare Find with Only 2,000 km on the Odometer
With a mere 2,000 km on the clock, this car is barely run-in, let alone used. It’s practically a new car, but without the new price tag. A saving of 2 billion VND is a compelling reason to choose this car.
Ducati to Shut Its Only Northern Showroom from April 1st
Ducati’s official distributor in Vietnam, CT-Wearnes, has announced the closure of its Hanoi showroom, effective from April 1st. This decision comes nearly four years after its grand opening, marking a significant shift for the brand’s presence in the country.
The Ultimate Lexus LX600: A Pre-Owned 7-Seater Selling for a Premium.
The Lexus LX600 Urban is an exquisite vehicle that demands attention, and its price tag certainly reflects its prestige. Authorized dealers are offering this luxurious SUV at a starting price of 8.5 billion VND, excluding registration fees. However, in a fascinating turn of events, a pre-owned Lexus LX600 Urban with just 3,800 kilometers on the odometer was recently listed for sale, and it disappeared in the blink of an eye, fetching a staggering price of nearly 9 billion VND.
