So how do people decide if they want to buy an exotic car when they have the money to do so? My parents have more than enough money to buy 2 Lamborghinis if they wanted to, but they have not. My dad bought two Mercedes since 2018 in cash, and still has enough left over.
But for those who decided to order the roadster, or know how buying an exotic car works, what numbers do you put in? This Lamborghini Huracan in this ad is $144k, 5 years old, 48k miles. Looking at it, I think this 5 yr old Huracan would get more attention out of most new cars bought around $144k, and most may think you spent alot more. But then I saw the repair cost, like $8000 for a new clutch. And it seems most knowledgable buyers buying used want low miles. I talked to Nyjah Huston about what he paid one time, he said low miles was his main thing b/c he bought a used Aventador.
But the Tesla Roadster is likely going to be faster (acceleration) than most entry level exotics, and on par with $1m hyper cars. But will be $200k new. But it seems EVs have less moving parts than gas based cars, so does that help reduce alot of maintenence cost that doesn't have to go on? I don't think EVs have a clutch, so that's like a routine $8000 discount. But I don't know much about the long term costs of cars. For me when I look at that ad, I see a really cool looking car for $144k and feel its undervalued. But I don't know if its because of potential costs down the road that this Lambo will have to encounter.
Plus would a rich gear head who likes loud cars even want to own a Tesla Roadster? I feel some of them may be turned off due to its minimalist design that's opposite of flashy / loud / baller of what most exotic car owners may like.
2015 LAMBORGHINI HURACAN LP610-4 FULLY CUSTOM, RED LEATHER INT. SRT8...
But for those who decided to order the roadster, or know how buying an exotic car works, what numbers do you put in? This Lamborghini Huracan in this ad is $144k, 5 years old, 48k miles. Looking at it, I think this 5 yr old Huracan would get more attention out of most new cars bought around $144k, and most may think you spent alot more. But then I saw the repair cost, like $8000 for a new clutch. And it seems most knowledgable buyers buying used want low miles. I talked to Nyjah Huston about what he paid one time, he said low miles was his main thing b/c he bought a used Aventador.
But the Tesla Roadster is likely going to be faster (acceleration) than most entry level exotics, and on par with $1m hyper cars. But will be $200k new. But it seems EVs have less moving parts than gas based cars, so does that help reduce alot of maintenence cost that doesn't have to go on? I don't think EVs have a clutch, so that's like a routine $8000 discount. But I don't know much about the long term costs of cars. For me when I look at that ad, I see a really cool looking car for $144k and feel its undervalued. But I don't know if its because of potential costs down the road that this Lambo will have to encounter.
Plus would a rich gear head who likes loud cars even want to own a Tesla Roadster? I feel some of them may be turned off due to its minimalist design that's opposite of flashy / loud / baller of what most exotic car owners may like.
2015 LAMBORGHINI HURACAN LP610-4 FULLY CUSTOM, RED LEATHER INT. SRT8...
