Anyone have any idea how much mark-up dealers will hit you for the new car? My friend has 2 on order and I think he's paying MSRP. I tried to research a few places on the net for him, but came up dry.

 

A couple used exotic dealers have told me they are reselling them for as much as 50K over.

 

Sport Auto in North Carolina does not mark up new Lambos! They even sell Murci Roadsters at list!
I bought my used 996 from them, they are great to deal with.

Website- http://www.sportauto.cc/
Ph# 336-643-9595

Tell them Kevin w/ the black 996 said hello.

 

yes but they dont have G Spyders in stock. None of the dealers do, so if you want one right away, you gotta pay.

 

Lambo OC says no mark-up , but they don't have any until March, I don't think anyone has any yet.

Lambo is not like Ferrari

 

It's the dealer not the marque. All of the marked up F430s you see are "used". The dealer get's the car in, "sells" it to his grandmother and then "she" has the dealer sell it for her. There will be g spyders and m roadsters marked up but only from greedy, slimy dealers.
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Go to Florida or California and then say you dont think anyone has one yet
I drove past one a week ago

 

Great Guys x2!

 

I am IN SoCal

 

I know there are slimy dealers out there but for the most part all the local Lambo guys (dealers) I know scoff at Ferrari because of how ridiculous the market is on them. my guy said no mark-up ever.

 

They dont have any. Those cars are here for the Introduction of the car to the dealers. They are not for sale, belong to the factory.

 

I am ready to get blasted by Allan but no lambo should ever be marked up especially the gallardo...

 

Thats ok, I feel no Bmw should retail for over 25K. J/K

 

good come back...the only cars that can justify those markups and hold somewhat true seem to be f-cars...

 

Ferrari has no justification on those markups. After driving a 430, and actually finally enjoying an Fcar for a change, I decided to see what I could accomplish. In the matter of 1 day, I was able to enter the Ferrari game. I could have any 430 available, immediately, at sticker. I could drive it, for no more than a few thousand miles, and I had to trade it back into said Ferrari dealer. At that point, I would get what I paid for the car back, and move into another vehicle. In some ways a nice deal, but who wants to be held hostage in a car? Another way to get a 430 immidietely, is to buy a 612. Ferrari dealers control the market, there are no new 430's available, but 500 used 430's with 20 miles on them.