Why are Lambo values falling more than Ferraris'
#46
07-30-2008, 12:53 PM
If the ferrai guys do make a profit, they have to pay taxes and eventually have to get a dealers license if they sell more than a certain amount per year(s).
Again the lambo/ferrai fued continues.
nothing against ferrari's, I think you get so much more from Lambo, for the money.
Again the lambo/ferrai fued continues.
nothing against ferrari's, I think you get so much more from Lambo, for the money.
I don't really think there's a feud... I know many guys that couldn't decide, so they own both
#50
07-31-2008, 03:02 PM
I have ridden in a 360, have a G and my good friend has a 430 that I'll be driving in two weeks. As others stated, its clearly a Chevy vs Ford mentality. I personally like both brands, but chose Lamborghini because its more my style.
#51
09-01-2008, 09:00 PM
My comment was not to say the 360 interior is bad, because in no way is it - When spec'ed correctly is can be gorgeous, as standard, it's wonderful interior full of leather, real aluminum and high grade parts - piping on the seats with body matched inserts on upgraded seats and deviated stitching all add to the appeal of the interior - while to see a gallardo interior, take a look inside an A4... done
#52
09-01-2008, 09:06 PM
My comment was not to say the 360 interior is bad, because in no way is it - When spec'ed correctly is can be gorgeous, as standard, it's wonderful interior full of leather, real aluminum and high grade parts - piping on the seats with body matched inserts on upgraded seats and deviated stitching all add to the appeal of the interior - while to see a gallardo interior, take a look inside an A4... done
#53
09-01-2008, 09:34 PM
The early model Gallardo 2004-2005 were POS's pretty much. Extremely tall gearing, E-gear issue, el-cheapo Audi interior (ok the interior is still there in 08/09, but it looks better and has more options). Everyone is looking to get into a 2006 or better due to more power, better gearing, and revised E-gear programming.
#58
10-06-2008, 11:46 AM
LOL! I knew something had to be fishy with this ad..
Notice the Seller's notes below the description:
"Seller's Notes: This Lamborghini is awesome!!! Demo account only. This is not an actual vehicle"
Notice the Seller's notes below the description:
"Seller's Notes: This Lamborghini is awesome!!! Demo account only. This is not an actual vehicle"
#60
10-06-2008, 01:16 PM
I think a lot of it has to do with ferrari dealers controlling the new car market. Someone mentioned it earlier in the thread. Ferrari makes it very difficult unless you are a long time customer. This leaves a lot of new ferrari customers waiting a long time for a car, allowing ferrari dealers to start off charging a large premium over MSRP. As a result used examples sometimes carry a large premium over MSRP...this would explain the value issues of the two brands.