2019 Lamborghini Urus with 25K miles for 101K, what y'all think?

[Uitomy]

If u not 6 figs 6 certs why even bother? Even if you could cop it, most people won’t be able to maintain an exotic vehicle.

Which is a waste of money too

 

[Canada Goose]

Sheeit that’s the best. No traffic, higher speed limit roads for you to open that bihh up

I love those country backroads.

Now that I think about it, yeah, you right



I was just talking shyt lol. Just that the first thing that comes to mind when I think of Lambos is driving it through the city or burbs, lambo would seem really out of place in the boonies somewhere. But if OP wants to buy this car and this is his dream I would do it

 

[904]

Maintenance costs on one hand

Yolo on the other

 

[richaveli83]

The maintenance on these type of cars is ridiculous. You can't get your homeboy who works on cars or the crackhead mechanic to do maintenance. You need the actual people to do it.

 

[⠀X ⠀]

If you have enough bread to buy the car outright in cash...then you're probably good. If you need any kind of loan, it's not worth it.

Exotics can be had for a decent (by exotic standards) price, but repairs AND standard maintenance are $$$$.

25k miles seems a little high for an exotic though. The owner wants to get out before any they gotta start putting money in the car.

It’s barely an exotic. It’s just an Audi. So yeah, maintenance will be more than a Toyota, but it shouldn’t be anything too too crazy. And they don’t cost all that much new, so they’re going to be daily driven by their owners. It’s not like it’s a Huracan.

I agree that it should be bought in cash. No reason to buy a car like this unless you can really afford it.

 

[Midwest]

For 100k yes!!! This is not even a question, you can part it out alone would make a profit!

 

[MoveForward]

Go for it if you can truly afford it. People are bringikg up maintenance like this would be a daily driver. I rented one earlier this year while in Miami and it was a blast to drive.

 

[mrfortune]

not enough car for the price. not to mention repairs and maintenance etc

 

[3rdWorld]

At least its not a Tesla..resale value still high

One cac bought his for 140K..tried to sell it 2 years later and 37K miles and was offered 46K by Tesla.

 

[feelosofer]

Even if you could afford the car the maintenance will sink you.

Ask the dealer how much it costs to replace that cracked windshield.

 

[Regular Developer]

I dunno if I'd drop 100k+ on a use vehicle. but I also don't make that kind of bread, so you can probably ignore me. If its the car of your dreams and you already have your other cars, enjoy.

 

[Regular Developer]

At least its not a Tesla..resale value still high

One cac bought his for 140K..tried to sell it 2 years later and 37K miles and was offered 46K by Tesla.

Better return than Funkoland/Gamestop, lol

 

[3rdWorld]

Better return than Funkoland/Gamestop, lol

Or the college book buy back

 

[Fani Willis fan]

After sales tax, it’ll be less worthwhile. To get the safety work done, you’ll essentially have to get the car serviced, which is another significant expense. If you’re not buying the car outright, you’ll end up at a loss. nikkas talking about buying a lamb truck for parts smh

 

[StretfordRed]

Depends on your salary/income/cash flow.

I would opt for something like a souped up SQ8 or top of the range Merc GLC.