Well I have a deal for you then…
http://www.lambonb.com/Huracan_Lease_Specials.html
Plus if you buy a boat with a head and galley you can write down the interest payments as a 2nd home.
Now I know how I’m going to buy my lambo!
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Dude read my mind lol
Just make a 100k salary buy two
Lol, if I didn’t have two kids, that would be such a nice “unneeded” expense instead of a boat. Instead I’ll put that 84 month LP610 payment off until the kids are grown up, plus then my boat payment will be gone.
Ok countdown till Lambo in driveway…
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That’s the plan, ~30 ft with head and full galley. Might as well reap some benefits from the loan…
I love how its 40k down on a lease
My guess is there were a bunch of mid 70’s month terms, with 3 months before first payment aka 75 month term. It is a pretty good advertising trick. Customers think the company is paying the first 3 payments but they are just delaying the start of the term.
On the other hand, with higher used car residuals it starts to makes sense. If your car is going to be worth 50%+ after 3 years and you only plan on keeping the car 3/4 years, then a 6 year loan makes sense. If you push the loan out to 7 years you need to keep the car 4+ years to avoid being under water. Assuming you didn’t bring in negative equity, or stack a bunch of products in the F&I office.
Edit: I am also assuming you can get a sub 2% rate. I got offered 1.89% for up to 72 months and ~2.14% for 84 when I bought the jeep
If I took the whole 5 years to pay my loan off, it would literally cost me around $1k on top of the loan. Then again, I don’t have a 19% interest rate like most kids my age…
My boat wasn’t exactly 100k lol. It was basically the same coat as an average sports car/luxury vehicle.
But you get 5k miles a year! for only $180k total! Steal.
But you can sit in it as much as you want!
no, that’s in the fine print. can only sit in it for 30 mins per day.
I can’t afford NOT to lease a lambo after reading this thread.
I don’t think it makes sense to ever buy a brand new car… but that’s just me. I did it once with my last truck. Never again, you make out so much better buying a 2-3 yr old vehicle and buying it outright vs taking a loan unless you don’t plan to keep it.
Depending on miles, some 2-3 year old vehicles are already coming out of warranty. If I’m spending a good amount of money on a car I want to know I won’t be paying for any repairs any time soon.
^^I bought my truck 8 months old with 8600 miles. New truck for much less than new truck price.
I don’t think its a good idea to extend loans as far as they are…but then again prices just keep going up and people can’t afford the shorter term loans. you end up with a vehicle that has a lot of miles on it that’s not worth much…yet you’re still making a payment.
I like the idea of paying off a vehicle and driving around with no payment for a while…but its the American way to have the bank own everything your entire life and just make payments…
I took a 6 year loan out on my GTI without even knowing it. I just told the salesman what I’d like to pay monthly and that’s how he got me there. Stupid of me to not realize it but whatever. Now I’m so far upside down on my loan it’s not even funny.
Lol, how could you not notice that.
I’ll upgrade you to a BMW and let you keep your same payment you have now. Deal?
*15 year term
Same thing was tried with me for my Raptor. I realized right away when my proposed payment was hundreds of dollars cheaper than what I calculated. The cheaper payment “looked” nice but I was ready and able to pay over 48 months, 7 or whatever years they are offering now is just nuts…
Even if the rate you are getting is comparable to a 4-5 yr loan, have to realize you are paying interest for those addtl years, if you still own it that is or have rolled that neg equity into the next dream vehicle.
females under 30 are generally the WORST at financial decisions. Hundred thousand dollars in student loans, $530/mo car payment @8.9% APR and still owe $25k (because she rolled her other loan over to this), an extreme addiction to buying the latest handbags @$300-500 a pop… all while working 40 hours at her “career job” making $37k a year.
Only hope is to marrying rich.